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Monopoly Pricing
A pricing strategy used by a monopoly where the company can set prices with little to no competition, often above the market rate.
Antitrust Laws
Regulations designed to promote competition and prevent monopolies by restricting certain business practices deemed unfair or anti-competitive.
Less Competitive
Characterized by a lower ability or lack of ability to rival others in the same market.
Perfect Price Discrimination
A pricing strategy where a seller charges the maximum possible price for each unit consumed that a buyer is willing to pay, capturing the entire consumer surplus.
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