շուկայի հզորություն

շուկայի հզորություն

When one buyer or seller in a market has the ability to exert significant influence over the quantity of goods and services traded or the price at which they are sold. Market power does not exist when there is perfect competition, but it does when there is a monopoly, monopsony or oligopoly.

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Category: Economics
Company: The Economist
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