monopoly
a market situation in which there is only one seller
monopsony ...
Monopoly: [mon] Monopoly is a marketplace structured such that it is supplied by one marketer, or one marketer has an overwhelming marketshare. There is thus no material competition in the marketplace.
Brand Monopoly - a circumstance in which a particular brand dominates a market.
Brand Name - the part of a brand which can be spoken. It may include words, letters or numbers.
1. High Monopoly-Like Profits
2. Loyal Customer Base
3. High Lifetime Value of Customers
4. Low Competitive Dynamics (Competition Blind Spots) ...
Often this is associate with some form of monopoly position or customer lock-in e.g. Microsoft Windows being the dominant global operating system.
2. Strong - Here companies have a lot of freedom since position in an industry is comparatively ...
when it is based on unreasonable exercise of monopoly power by a dominant firm in a market, involves requiring the consumer to buy a less desirable product in order to be able to buy a more desired one.
Some industries reward first-movers with near-monopoly status and high margins. Other industries do not offer similar rewards, allowing late-movers the chance to compete more effectively and efficiently against early entrants.
a group of firms (or nations) attempting to act as a monopoly to control the market price
cash cows ...
competition policy Regulations designed to promote competition and restrict monopoly practices.
 See also: Marketing, Offer, Market, Company, Customer
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