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(91) Nevertheless, to introduce the idea of the social cost of monopoly power it is convenient to ignore economies of scale altogether.

(92) Thus in Britain, a series of laws have guaranteed solicitors a monopoly on particular services.

(93) Now encryption will cause the erosion of the current corporate monopoly on expertise and proprietary knowledge.

(94) The excellence of this machine eventually gave him a monopoly in refrigerated shipping.

(95) The problems of choosing an appropriate framework for any privatised natural monopoly have already been considered.

(96) The experiment a success, evolution suddenly lost its monopoly over the power to produce new species.

(97) They exercised an effective monopoly over Temple activities and Temple appointments.

(98) Perhaps such arguments are beside the main point, which is to cover the natural monopoly case.

(99) Greenpeace is deeply concerned that this development will lead to monopoly control over genetic resources and an even greater dependence on herbicides.

(100) Those suppliers of heavy materials and goods will easily survive, because they have a monopoly position.

(101) Solicitors will lose their monopoly on applying for grants of probate to deal with wills.

(102) This excess of price over both marginal revenue and marginal cost is a convenient measure of the firm's monopoly power.

(103) Our concern essentially is with the first of these possibilities, the case of natural monopoly - no competition is possible.

(104) It is not the payment of interest at exorbitant rates and so we are not dealing necessarily with a monopoly situation.

(105) Certainly one to add to the collection of board games available on shareware such as monopoly and chess.

(106) The world is now parcelled up in independent States which claim a monopoly in the employment of nationalism.

(107) But this was not taken to mean any loosening of the monopoly of political power by the Bolsheviks.

(108) The whole net of relationships between community and subculture, class and centralizing monopoly capitalism thus took on a different shape.

(109) These small producers do not have a monopoly on quality and value, however.

(110) After all, sociologists have no monopoly over observing people and asking them questions.

(111) Therefore the possibility of there being a natural monopoly is intimately related to the assumptions regarding potential entrant behaviour.

(112) Playing on the defense are telephone companies and cable television companies,[www.Sentencedict.com] providers that have enjoyed monopoly positions for decades.

(113) The small firms provide goods and services to a large firm, which is in effect a monopoly buyer.

(114) The privatised boards have given themselves an inbuilt incentive to exploit their monopoly position.

(115) None the less, there remains a definite place for monopoly within the framework of analysis we have developed.

(116) In broadcasting - not a priority issue for the General - the state monopoly of both transmissions and programming was reaffirmed.

(117) When the Progressives embraced service delivery by administrative bureaucracies, they embraced monopoly.

(118) The second venture was a new London evening paper to challenge the Standard's monopoly.

(119) Second, public bureaus come to be organized in a monopolistic and centralized fashion to match the organization of monopoly capital.

(120) Within a few years, the company had a virtual monopoly over all trade with India.