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Domination (of a market or commodity) to the exclusion of others
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monopolization
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In US antitrust law , monopolization is an offense and the main categories of prohibited behavior include exclusive dealing , price discrimination , refusing to supply an essential facility , product tying and predatory pricing . Monopolization is an offense ...
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n. domination (of a market or commodity) to the exclusion of others [syn: monopolisation ]
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. The act of monopolizing or the state of being monopolized.
Usage examples of monopolization.
Separate convictions under different counts charging a monopolization and a conspiracy to monopolize trade, in an indictment under the Sherman Antitrust Act, do not amount to double jeopardy.
This open and declared intention of establishing a world order out of the present patchwork of particularist governments, of effacing the militarist conceptions that have hitherto given governments their typical form, and of removing credit and the broad fundamental processes of economic life out of reach of private profit-seeking and individual monopolization, which is the substance of this Open Conspiracy to which the modern religious mind must necessarily address its practical activities, cannot fail to arouse enormous opposition.
The interactivity of this medium is a guarantee against the monopolization of contents.
Money grew out of a system of abstracting conventions and has been subjected to a great variety of restrictions, monopolizations, and regulations.
Fears of monopolization and cartelization of the medium are evoked - and justified, in due time.
This leads to varying degrees of quality of contents and content providers and this, in turn, prevents monopolization and cartelization of the information supply channels.