While a freedom of rights will result in economic benefits, there is a possibility of a monopolisation by more larger and powerful shareholders that will squeeze out small-scaled operations.
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Determining both the likely extent of demand-side substitution, and the level of substitution which would imply that monopolisation was not worthwhile, requires an assessment of the SSNIP-test.
13.
After the de-monopolisation of the German railways in the 1990s the company re-entered the rail passenger market through the company NiedersachsenBahn GmbH which has a large stake in the company metronom
14.
Burns initiated his monopolisation of trade in the Gulf, It had been a pioneering mercantile firm in Townsville and the Gulf, establishing a store in Normanton around 1871 and one in Burketown in 1879.
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In 260, the Wei emperor Cao Mao, unable to contain his anger about Sima Zhao's monopolisation of power, attempted a coup d'�tat to try to take back power from the regent.
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In the 1990s the de-monopolisation and liberalisation of the railways of member states of the G 1205 models ( and intermediate variants ) had been examples of the type of locomotives larger private companies had used.
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According to both the official Greek position and the Greek diaspora, the Greek Macedonians feel that their right to self-determination is violated by what they regard as the monopolisation of their name by a neighbouring country.
18.
The strategic placement of different whanau Ariki in the regions ensured the steady flow of collected tribute keeping the population blind by holding the local government for ransom flow of information through the monopolisation of media and knowledge acquisition.
19.
Adams and the Otises seized on the issue to rail against his monopolisation of power ( since he was also a lieutenant governor and sat on the council ) and lack of legal qualifications for the post of chief justice.
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Baker was, like Balcon, a vocal critic of what he saw as the monopolisation of British film exhibition by the Rank Organisation, and in 1944 he negotiated a more favourable co-production and distribution deal for Ealing.
