nokia, Samsung , sony ericsson , LGand i-mobile are good examples but there are better examples. The best are the ones that you don't know about because it shows how far they reach. For example; did you know Philip Morris owned Kraft? (not sure if they still do) . But in my opinion the most monoplistic companies are the few food distributors that exist in the United States : Monsanto and DuPont (RE: The Future of Food) also look into Walmart ( RE: The High Cost of Low Prices) and don't forget the auto industry; FORD, GMC and Toyota ( RE: Who Killed The Electric Car?). Chevron
Virgin JP Morgan General Electric, Federal Reserve, Bilderberg Group / Trilateral Commission / Council on Foregin Relations, World Bank. But the Federal Reserve might be the best because they monopolize the entire world, they control the money supply and what is awarded to the federal banks but the federal reserve is a company, and is not regulated or goverened by any government.
Any company that operates in the Telecommunication industry, automobile industry, Petroleum industry (OPEC), banking industry in your country could be one example.
A PVC pipe market in which almost all products are homogenous, yet there may be new entrants with a very similar yet more efficient 'better' product.
In Italy, the State has the monopoly over the distribution of tobacco-related products. The State sells the products to resellers which then sells them to consumers.
Retail stores
It used to be cocola company for long
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Perfect Competition
The market concentration ratio for perfect competition is Low (Less than 40%).
When you have competition that rivals your company, the race is on to inform the viewers and listeners of your advertisements the benefit of your company's products/services in the market place. This can become more aggressive if your market share is hurt by the competitor. This kind of advertising many times leads to price wars as well. there is no advertisement in perfect competition.
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Perfect Competition
The market concentration ratio for perfect competition is Low (Less than 40%).
When you have competition that rivals your company, the race is on to inform the viewers and listeners of your advertisements the benefit of your company's products/services in the market place. This can become more aggressive if your market share is hurt by the competitor. This kind of advertising many times leads to price wars as well. there is no advertisement in perfect competition.
Perfect Competition
Same fast food restaurants in a town
yes indian stock market perfect competition in market
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