monopolisation Synonyms
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monopolisation Meaning
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monopolisation (n)
domination (of a market or commodity) to the exclusion of others
monopolisation Sentence Examples
- The company's aggressive marketing tactics resulted in a near-monopolisation of the market.
- Antitrust laws aim to prevent the monopolisation of essential industries.
- The government launched an investigation into allegations of monopolisation by a dominant software provider.
- Consumers suffered from inflated prices and limited choice as a result of the monopolisation of the telecommunications sector.
- The government granted the utility company exclusive rights, inadvertently leading to the monopolisation of electricity distribution.
- The monopolisation of the media landscape raised concerns about the suppression of dissenting views.
- The merger of two large corporations threatened to create a monopoly, prompting regulators to intervene.
- Farmers' cooperatives were formed to counter the monopolisation of agricultural markets by large corporations.
- The monopolisation of online advertising platforms led to a reduction in competition and higher advertising costs.
- The government's policy of privatisation resulted in the monopolisation of some essential services, such as healthcare and education.
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domination (of a market or commodity) to the exclusion of others
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The company's aggressive marketing tactics resulted in a near-monopolisation of the market.
Antitrust laws aim to prevent the monopolisation of essential industries.
The government launched an investigation into allegations of monopolisation by a dominant software provider.
Consumers suffered from inflated prices and limited choice as a result of the monopolisation of the telecommunications sector.
