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An equilibrium price can be described as
Patents And Copyrights
Legal instruments that offer creators exclusive rights to their inventions (patents) and artistic works (copyrights) to protect and profit from their creations.
Temporary Monopolies
A situation where a firm has exclusive control over the market for a product or service for a limited period, often due to patents or innovations.
Sole Ownership Rights
Exclusive legal entitlements granting the owner control over the use, development, and sale of property or intellectual assets.
Monopolistically Competitive Industry
An economic configuration in which numerous companies offer products that are alike but not exactly the same, permitting them a certain level of influence over the market.
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