oligopoly

"Those oligopolies would probably not fight to the death," he said.

Oligopoly is a common market form where a small number of firms are in competition.

This will leave the large insurers with a powerful oligopoly.

An oligopoly is when a few firms dominate a market.

Finally, in my opinion, we have not made any progress on putting an end to oligopolies.

In most countries, this system of licensing makes many markets local oligopolies.

Later on some market models were built using game theory, particularly regarding oligopolies.

The deal would shrink the oligopoly of music companies that dominate the world business to four.

What you have, in other words, is an oligopoly.

"This is the kind of business that leads itself to be an oligopoly.

In such oligopolies, outcomes for consumers can often be favorable.

An industry in this range is likely an oligopoly.

By controlling the oligopolies the state can direct aggregate performance.

The model of media as corporate oligopoly is the natural system for capitalist democracy.

"But the liquor industry has become an oligopoly, and that's not an environment in which people compete on price."

The chocolate candy bar business in America is a classic oligopoly.

If public monopolies are turned into private oligopolies, we will have achieved little.

We also need a much more stringent merger policy against these oligopolies which are coming onto the market.

In practice, the worldwide industry is nearly an oligopoly.

We must do everything, today, so that the European motor market does not start to resemble an oligopoly again.

Without the development of oligopoly at home first, multi-nationals would not exist.

Nor does he believe that the airlines are behaving like an oligopoly.

The evidence points to a future of a small oligopoly of airlines.

Duopoly, a special case of an oligopoly with two firms.

"We are moving toward global oligopoly, meaning that between four and six corporations will be the major players in each industry," he said.