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A monopolist is willing to lose some customers by charging higher prices, since this results in higher profits.
Institutional Labor Economics
A branch of economics that studies the way institutions and societal norms impact labor markets, employment, and wage setting.
Perfect Competition
A market structure characterized by a large number of small firms, identical products, and easy entry and exit for businesses, leading to optimal distribution of resources.
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A situation in which a person's personal interests could potentially interfere with their professional duties or responsibilities.
Industrial Relations School
A theoretical framework that studies the social, economic, and psychological relations between management and labor, including unions, workplaces, and public policy.
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