Sentence examples for understood monopoly from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the economic straitjacket with which we now deal was in large part a product of ideological application of poorly understood monopoly capitalism — as obsolete in the 1920's, when it led to the Great Depression, as it was in the past decade of self-indulgent deregulation.
In his letter to Turnbull, Moore wrote: "We understand that monopolies for biologic products may become the final sticking point in the TPP negotiations and that Minister Robb is under intense pressure to compromise on his commitment not to agree to anything longer than Australia's current five-year data exclusivity period.
In Mexico, Mr. Slim's monopoly is understood to be the natural order of things.
Though liberals despise his Fox News Channel, he rightly understood that the liberal monopoly of the mainstream media left a vacuum on the right that the public demanded be filled with content.
Buffett understood newspapers were quasi monopolies for 25 years, but now the Internet is rapidly destroying them.
"That makes it difficult to reform them, even though most people understand that their monopoly is a big obstacle to innovation and fair competition within the Chinese economy".
But the founders understood copyright to be a monopoly power, not a property right.
This was not "copyright" as is normally understood; although there was a monopoly on the right to copy, this was available to publishers, not authors, and did not exist by default; it only applied to books which had been accepted and published by the Company.
It doesn't have to; sitting down to play Monopoly implies that you have already understood that.
"Annie Rose clearly understood the implications of Rey being left out of 'Star Wars' Monopoly, and she had no trouble writing a letter!" Goldman said.
