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DBoon

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4. definition of a duopoly

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Fri Aug 18, 2023, 04:50 PM

Aug 2023

Two companies shared an entire market and coordinate with each other to keep prices high and wages low

We need another anti-trust movement to break these companies up.

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There will be another company............... Lovie777 Aug 2023 #1

Farwell. Other companies can move in. A vacuum is always filled. Autumn Aug 2023 #2

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definition of a duopoly DBoon Aug 2023 #4

Don't let the door --- 3Hotdogs Aug 2023 #5

As soon as SFO works out those pesky "minor" self-driving taxi problems, Wonder Why Aug 2023 #6