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Price capping
A government-imposed limit on the price charged for a product - otherwise known as price capping. Often introduced as a way of controlling the monopoly pricing power of businesses with a large amount of market power
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Un-bottling the Baby Formula Market: Why Competition Matters for Families
12th November 2024
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IB Economics - Abuse of Monopoly Power
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Government Intervention - Price Cap for Online Slot Machines to be cut
22nd February 2024
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Price Capping - London’s single tube and bus fares to be frozen
19th January 2024
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UK bus price cap scheme is extended
19th December 2022
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Bus fares in England to be capped at £2 per journey for 3 months
3rd September 2022
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UK energy price cap to be updated every three months
4th August 2022
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Key Diagrams - Monopoly Profit with a Price Cap
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Economics of Monopoly (Revision Quizlet Activity)
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Monopoly Power in Markets
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Energy Price Cap - Energy Chiefs point to regulatory failure
21st October 2021
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Monopoly Power - Selection of Revision MCQs
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Monopoly Power in Markets
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Revision Presentation on Royal Mail Privatisation
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Monopoly Price Cap MCQ Revision Question
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Competition Policy: Preston-to-Scotland rail fares capped
6th December 2019
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Essay Plan: Limits on Monopoly Power
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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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Energy Price Cap - Analysis and Evaluation Arguments
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Maximum Prices (Government Intervention)
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Ofwat and Regulatory Failure
13th January 2016