Sentences with phrase «oligopolies for»

They have become almost an oligopoly for a variety of minerals.

Part of a stable 5 - company oligopoly for life reinsurance.

Not exact matches

Canada's wireless oligopoly, for better or worse, may prove just as unshakable.

Being a protected oligopoly, our banks have a habit of taking customers for granted.

Get ~ $ 1.5 - 2.5 trillion from our banking oligopoly and then get some amount from our federal government issue ~ $ 3 - 5 trillion in shares for FIB and let maximum assets in FIB be ~ $ 7 - 10 trillion.

Lacavera is a minor celebrity in Canada for having been a serial CEO, most notably of WIND Canada, which briefly challenged the Bell / Telus / Rogers telecom oligopoly.

Notes NCMI has the # 1 market share for on - screen advertising (about 50 %) The industry is an oligopoly with NCMI and Screenvision having about 85 % market share Basically NCMI owns the right to run......

Also, being part of the regulated oligopoly of consumer utilities delivering a core need for people in the United States, they aren't likely to be disrupted by a technology change (in fact, they may benefit from it if it costs them less).

Disrupting an oligopoly isn't for the faint of heart and we proudly invested the first capital into PillPack.

I hope he knows that except pretending otherwise to please his wealthy friends in Insurance business to make another monopoly and oligopoly business industry for the wealthy.

As to whether P2P lenders will be able to break the big bank oligopoly, Mr Stoyan said many Australians «are looking for a fairer and better deal.That's something that resonates.

The reasons for judgment have now been released and show that Justice Wigney preferred the economic evidence suggesting the conduct resulted from oligopoly behaviour rather than agreement.

Unsurprisingly for someone of his ideological perspective, Martin suggests that the ills of capitalism as it currently exists can be solved by breaking up corporate giants like Google and Facebook — on the grounds that concentrated power is dangerous, and monopolies and oligopolies prevent markets functioning properly.

Robert McChesney has written about how the media operate as an oligopoly through corporate lobbyists, political campaign contributions, government media policies, the control of news coverage by corporate elites, and the enforcement of monopolistic rights for those broadcasters who can make the most profit.

Various uses, including revision for the Edexcel F584 Transport Economics paper, a case study for market structures, costs / revenues / abnormal profits, oligopolies in general.

Specifically, this lesson is for teaching on oligopolies.

The lesson covers theory, examples and tasks for the following market structures; perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopolies, duopolies (not essential, but fascinating) and monopolies.

She's looking for artificial monopoly / oligopoly power, not success based on delivering a superior product.

«They had an oligopoly over paper distribution for decades [as] the only way to reach readers was through bookstores [and] the only way to get into a bookstore was through those publishing gatekeepers.

The right response here is: for the state to leave this alone and let the companies involved work out whatever contractual terms they wish, whether agency model, wholesale model, or some hybrid; stop employing antitrust law against even nominally private companies; stop enacting and enforcing laws that give rise to monopoly prices and oligopolies and corporatism and crony capitalism in the first place, such as copyright law, antitrust law, pro-union legislation, minimum wage, taxation in general, inflation and the business cycle, and other business regulations.

Even for a libertarian like me, I can justify a bailout like Ackman's, because it hurts those that tried to profit from the public / private oligopoly.

There will be new start - ups, but for now Berky, Dexia, and Assured Guaranty will make hay while the sun shines — they are the new oligopoly, and won't do structured finance, for now.

And they never got cheap enough during the financial crisis to become a value investment, which isn't surprising considering that their oligopoly status has been recognized for decades.

They're oligopolies, which is usually positive for stocks, and their services will almost always be needed.

Could Walmart's presence shake up Canada's cozy banking oligopoly and drive down fees for banking services and investment products?

Judge for yourself by reading the following scholarly description of «collusive oligopoly» and its «modes» or types (the type of collusion that the US airlines have adopted is clearly «tacit»):

We also have to keep in mind that part of the growth for the personal transportation and economic freight hauling we the need for alternatives to the rail oligopoly.

As a result, a virtual oligopoly exists for many services.

Molloy, William, Challenge for Canadian Competition Law: Oligopoly Power and Conscious Parallelism (Manitoba: University of Manitoba, 1986)

Bitcoin is progressing in phases: — decentralised BTC buying and investing in Bitcoin, infrastructure (startups, etc.), — creation of new use cases; for example, micropayments and companies like change tip bitpesa and others, — non-financial blockchain applications — the disruption of payment monopolies and oligopolies.

Putting apps on decentralized networks would be great... IF the cloud hosting industry was an overly expensive oligopoly, with a lot of downtime and censorship for those using it.