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The fundamental source of monopoly power is
Reciprocity
The exchange of goods and services, of approximately equal value, between two parties.
Social Obligations
Social obligations refer to the duties or responsibilities imposed by society upon its members, which could involve participating in community service, adhering to societal norms, or fulfilling familial roles.
Making Profits
The process of generating financial gain from business activities after subtracting all expenses, taxes, and costs.
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The process of acquiring respect, honor, or recognition from others within a social group.
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