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Bi-lateral monopoly
A scenario in a labour market in which there is a monopoly supplier of labour (i.e. a trade union) and a monopsony buyer of labour. The wage rate will depend on which of the monopoly or the monopsony is stronger in terms of relative bargaining power.
Refers to any situation where a monopsony buyer faces a monopsony seller in a market
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IB Economics - Abuse of Monopoly Power
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4.1.5.6 Monopoly and Monopoly Power (AQA A Level Economics Teaching Powerpoint)
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Economics of Monopoly (Revision Quizlet Activity)
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Market Structures (Revision Quizlet Activity)
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Essential Revision - Market Structures
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Monopsony Power - 2021 Revision Update
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Monopolistic Markets - Revision Playlist
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Pure Monopoly and Monopoly Power
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Monopoly: A to Z of Key Concepts and Examples
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Monopoly Power (MCQ Revision Questions)
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