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Global Barriers to Accessing Off-Patent Endocrine Therapies: A Renaissance of the Orphan Disease?

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Monopoly Versus Monopoly

2020
Prior to the notion that power could and must be offset by that same power, it had at length been thought that the only way to neutralise a passion was to counterbalance it with another passion. This chapter explores how, in the same way but before this particular idea had crystallised, the concept that it was just—and in a certain sense inevitable—to ...
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MULTI-NATIONAL MONOPOLIES AND MONOPOLY REGULATION *

Oxford Economic Papers, 1980
THE welfare analyses of monopoly pricing and government policies towards monopolies have traditionally been concerned with closed economy situations where the firm produces and sells in one country only. However with the growing importance of large firms in international trade and investment it seems desirable to extend such analyses to open economy ...
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Durability and Monopoly

The Journal of Law and Economics, 1972
ASSUME that a supplier owns the total stock of a completely durable good. At what price will he sell it? To take a concrete example, assume that one person owns all the land in the United States and, to simplify the analysis, that all land is of uniform quality. Assume also that the landowner is not able to work the land himself, that ownership of land
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The Concept of Monopoly and the Measurement of Monopoly Power

The Review of Economic Studies, 1934
Monopoly, says the dictionary, is the exclusive right of a person, corporation or state to sell a particular commodity. Economic science, investigating the economic aspects of this legal right, found that they all resolved themselves into the implications of the power of the monopolist — as distinguished from a seller in a competitive market ...
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Stability of Monopoly

Econometrica, 1976
THE STABILITY PROPERTIES of a competitive economy are well known-at least under the artificial tatonnement assumption which avoids the problem of who changes prices. This note demonstrates that similar, if not stronger, properties carry over to a monopolistic economywhere price formation is completely explained by the independent optimizing behavior of
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Monopoly and Anti‐Monopoly in China Today

The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 2019
AbstractFor three decades after liberation in 1949, the Chinese economy consisted almost entirely of state monopolies. Economic reforms, starting in 1979, sought to increase the efficiency of the economy by introducing competitive practices in many sectors of the economy. But the Chinese economy has been partially administered by the state for over two
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Monopoly Regulation

2013
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