... monopolize is really greater than in those cases where we find a competitive market organisation . - When analysing this propensity ... a propensity to monopolize , as the monopoly is already given . ― We will try to show that after all ...
" Thirty years after its initial publication, read the original insights of Richard Posner about the regulation of natural monopoly as well as a new preface in which Posner reflects on the deregulation of industries that has occurred since ...
... monopoly tends to make them larger and durable. The accrual assumption urged the firms to attack competition, the force of discipline; it kindled in them what may be called the propensity to monopolize, a trait much abhorred in Islam ...
... The propensity to monopolize has probably contributed , in no small measure , to the rise of large corporations and non - competitive market struc- tures in the business world over the past hundred years or so . The separation of ...
... Monopoly and Rigidities in the Economic System. In E.H. Chamberlin, ed., Monopoly, Competition, and Their Regulation ... The Propensity to Monopolize. Amsterdam: North-Holland. 13 DEGREE OF MECHANIZATION OF TECHNIQUES AND SCALE OF ...
... monopoly overlooks the possibility that the consumers can also form a coalition , threaten not to buy , and seek ... the propensity to monopolize is an intrinsic feature of the profit system and inhibits efficiency . The full set of ...
... MONOPOLY An interesting and important question which has received very little analytical treatment (though there is a ... The Propensity to Monopolize, North Holland Publishing Co., Amsterdam. oligopoly; competition can be permanent only ...
... the propensity of man's nature that leads him to convert the produce of another's labor to his own enjoyment . It is against this propensity only he asks government to assure every man the enjoyment of the produce of his labor : beyond ...
... the propensity to consume and reduce the propensity to save . Within this framework measures designed to break up or regulate monopolies might be useful . They might create new investment oppor- tunities , make for a better distribution ...