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He was expelled as a monopolist on 12 May 1642.

Second, the monopolist must have used its power in a prohibited way.

"I go to church on Sunday and being a monopolist is not my idea of fun," he said.

The publisher thus has the ability to act as a monopolist.

He seemed to suggest that being a monopolist was itself unacceptable.

That explain why this strategy is used only by market leaders and monopolists.

But the antitrust laws hold monopolists to a higher standard.

The monopolist is the sole supplier of the good in question.

Energy monopolists make these threats for a variety of reasons.

However he was expelled in 1641 as a tobacco monopolist.

He may be a ruthless monopolist, but he's certainly not a drug lord.

At the moment we have the situation of a monopolist complaining about price fixing.

"Its market pricing and product development do not square with those of a monopolist," they said.

"Here the union is no less a monopolist than the employer," Levy said.

Ramsey problem, a policy rule concerning what price a monopolist should set.

This means that after the monopolist has sold to all consumers, there can be no further sales.

Because a market that is controlled by monopolists as now does not lead to more jobs and greater prosperity.

The upper half represent the additional economic profit going to the monopolist.

Some will view him as a scoundrel who was a monopolist and a vicious individual.

Now the drug dealers have been trumped by more legal monopolists.

However, the loss to the monopolist will be more than offset by the gain in efficiency.

Russia is skilfully using its position as a monopolist on the European energy market.

They are mainly monopolists and can set their own conditions, as was the case with the rare earth elements.

The result, ironically, may be to make the business safer for would-be monopolists.

"The monopolists act as if all history has occurred just to let them make their appearance in the world.