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They say all different things like collect $500 opr bad things like go to jail. I was wondering too though so I'm not quite sure
A monopoly is when a single person or business own and controls every part of a industry. In US history, monopolies or trusts began to appear in the 1850's. Men such as Rockefeller, Carnegie, Vanderbilt and Morgan all owned huge monopolistic corporations in oil, steel, railroads, and banking. These corporations enabled prices to drop because the consolidation of production was more economical. On the other hand, they also singularly controlled prices, often to the demise of the commoner. These corporations were eventually broken up by presidents Roosevelt and Taft in the beginning of the 1900's.
I would have to say a local cable tv service. It is the only one that would fit the description at all. I chose it because as the only cable provider in the area (hypothetically), there would be no competition for it, thus creating a natural monopoly on all cable business in the area.
for classical theories look up thomas malthus ... Also, classical theories say there is an "invisible hand" that guides the economy back to equilibrium. Marx said that the economy should be controlled, thus making to go to equilibrium when you want it to. Only problem is equilibrium isn't a definite spot and depends on market demand and supply. But when the market is controlled these things get trickier. I have only studied oligopoly, monopoly, perfect competition, and competitive monopoly. I would assume that a command economy would be the Monopoly, which determines the price by how much they are willing to supply that is over the marginal cost.
Real property is conveyed when the owner signs a deed and hands the deed over to the grantee. This is technically distinguished from real property being "sold". A property is "sold" when the contract of sale is signed and becomes effective. It is conveyed when the deed is delivered to the grantee. In order to be effective against the world the deed must be recorded.ClarificationHowever, if the sale is never completed by the execution of a deed, one cannot say the property was sold. Many, many property "sales" fall through due to contingencies and unexpected circumstances so the "distinction" made above is not the operative factor in the transfer of property.
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A Monopoly property card lists the mortgage value for the property (one half of the board purchase price). The card also provides the price for houses added, and what the rent is for opponents, either with no development, with one to four houses, or with a hotel. It also states the double rent rule, which only applies to undeveloped properties that are part of a monopoly -- the base rent is doubled, but not once a property has any houses or hotels.
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It is considered a physical property.Many might say that mass is a physical property, but in reality no scientific discipline has a monopoly on any attribute or property.It is a property of matter that may be of relevance to any discipline, or all of them.EDIT: While all that may be true, it is still a PHYSICAL property.
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A "monopoly" is the control of a commodity or service by one group (usually a small number of companies) so that they control the available supply - they can profit because they can charge whatever prices they want. The board game of Monopoly applies this on a limited basis by allowing property owners to charge much larger rents when they have control of an area of the board (the colored property groups). By developing these even further with houses and hotels, they can command ever larger fees from other players who land on their properties. Property groups where monopolies are not formed can only charge comparative small rents and are thus at a competitive disadvantage.
Well it depends but i would say monopoly for a board game because it teaches math and when you buy a property you learn that you need to spend your money wisely
They say all different things like collect $500 opr bad things like go to jail. I was wondering too though so I'm not quite sure
you deal out 2 cards and if ur are far away from 21 u say deal me(ace means) 15 or 1 and you can use 15 and one at the same time and get 16
The cards that have the horses on (the ones you buy) have the name, mortgage and on the back, there is a little bit ofinformation about the horse you just brought. On the horse Sense and the horse play cards, they have a question, or move forwards, back. Just fun little things you have to do. This game helps you learn about horses in a fun way....they encourage horse play. If you like monopoly and horses, then Horseoply is for you.
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well chess is very complicated but monopoly can go on for days so I would say chess if your having guest, but if its someone you live with I would say monopoly.