However, the one monopoly profit theorem is not true if customers in the monopoly good are stranded or poorly informed, or if the tied good has high fixed costs.
32.
The diagram to the right depicts an industry that initially starts out with a single firm that enjoys a monopoly and the initial monopoly profit that comes with it.
33.
This was prompted by suspicion that AT & T was using monopoly profits from its Western Electric subsidiary to subsidize the cost of its network, a violation of anti-trust law.
34.
"It will make a real shock and be a successful operation if it ( manages ) to rid Egypt's economy of monopoly profits and develop market culture of reasonable profits ."
35.
Foreign companies were kept out; that was the era of Indians first, never mind that the consumer was shortchanged and that the " Indian " companies enjoyed super or monopoly profits.
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If it succeeds, investors hope that some day it will be able to command near-monopoly profits, much as Microsoft controls the market for the software that controls the basic functions of computers.
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For the case of finite monopoly profits, it has been shown that positive profits under price competition are impossible in mixed equilibria and even in the more general case of correlated equilibria.
38.
That led to monopoly profits for the company that controlled the standard _ but that was not IBM . It was Microsoft, the upstart that developed and owned the computer's operating system.
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Because it was basically impossible for anyone, even AT & T, to fully reproduce the local networks that the Bells had built with monopoly profits over many decades, lawmakers took a different course.
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R & D firms are assumed to be able to make monopoly profits selling ideas to production firms, but the free entry condition means that these profits are dissipated on R & D spending.
