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A third economic function is the monopolistic control of trade.

This monopolistic policy can be explained in at least three different ways.

In a monopolistic market, however, price is set above marginal cost.

Many blame that in part on the monopolistic Soviet system.

"This is a strange type of monopolistic practice," he said.

Models of monopolistic competition are often used to model industries.

His most significant contribution was the theory of monopolistic competition.

Action to limit speculation and monopolistic practices should be taken too.

Can one have perfect knowledge in a world of monopolistic organisations?

What I think you mean is that it isn't inherently monopolistic.

I would prefer us to speak of monopolistic practices as something we could overcome.

The monopolistic networks did not even allow these few measures to be implemented.

In addition, there is the fear that joining together means monopolistic pricing.

That woman smokes and desires for a strong monopolistic life.

The economy is dominated by monopolistic enterprises with connections to the state.

This is the first time that monopolistic cable companies have been required to offer their customers a choice.

"Our market has to do away with certain monopolistic and oligopolistic tendencies."

He was condemned for a "monopolistic" policy but rode out the storm.

Our national energy systems are parochial, monopolistic, complicated and obscure.

We need rules to safeguard the free market and to provide protection against monopolistic situations.

Second, competition is difficult to ensure, giving scope for monopolistic abuse.

Monopolistic competition, also called competitive market: there are a large number of independent firms.

So is Microsoft a monopolistic menace or an economic jewel?

This company had monopolistic access to this trade during that time.

Till then, education was the monopolistic right of the upper castes.