Monopoly Monopoly-market in which there is only one seller

The most common is an economic monopoly. That's about it coming mainly discussed further. Its appearance is due to economic reasons, it grows based on patterns of economic development. This is the entrepreneurs who have managed to gain a monopoly position in the market. Before him are two main ways. The first is the successful development of the company, constantly increasing its scale by concentrating capital. The second - much faster - based on the processes of centralization of capital, ie voluntary associations or takeover of bankrupt winners. Way or another, or combining both, the company reaches such a level when it begins to dominate the market. It goes into a different category of companies: one of those "extras" that do not play a significant role, and one in particular can not affect the overall situation, the category of "soloists" who actually play the market "performance."

• The most common is an economic monopoly. That's about it coming mainly discussed further. Its appearance is due to economic reasons, it grows based on patterns of economic development. This is the entrepreneurs who have managed to gain a monopoly position in the market. Before him are two main ways. The first is the successful development of the company, constantly increasing its scale by concentrating capital. The second - much faster - based on the processes of centralization of capital, ie voluntary associations or takeover of bankrupt winners. Way or another, or combining both, the company reaches such a level when it begins to dominate the market. It goes into a different category of companies: one of those "extras" that do not play a significant role, and one in particular can not affect the overall situation, the category of "soloists" who actually play the market "performance."