duopoly in Greek
duopoly in Greek is δυοπώλιο — duopoly means a market condition in which two sellers between them control most of the trade in a particular good or service.
duopoly in Greek
δυοπώλιο
Pronounced: dyopolio
(economics) An economic condition in which two sellers exert most control over the market of a commodity.
What does "duopoly" mean?
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noun A market condition in which two sellers between them control most of the trade in a particular good or service.
"The two airlines run a duopoly on flights between the islands."
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noun The domination of a field of activity by just two people or organisations.
"The two parties have kept a duopoly on power for decades."
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duopoly in a sentence
- The two airlines run a duopoly on flights between the islands.
- Regulators worried that the merger would turn the industry into a duopoly.
- The two parties have kept a duopoly on power for decades.
- Streaming was once a duopoly between two big platforms.
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What is "duopoly" in Greek?
"duopoly" in Greek is δυοπώλιο. duopoly means: A market condition in which two sellers between them control most of the trade in a particular good or service.
How do you pronounce δυοπώλιο?
"duopoly" in Greek is δυοπώλιο, pronounced "dyopolio".
How do you use "duopoly" in a sentence?
Example: "The two airlines run a duopoly on flights between the islands." In Greek, "duopoly" is δυοπώλιο.
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