oligopoly in Portuguese
oligopoly in Portuguese is oligopólio — oligopoly means a market condition in which a small number of sellers have control over the supply of a product.
oligopoly in Portuguese
oligopólio
(economics) An economic condition in which a small number of sellers exert control over the market of a commodity.
What does "oligopoly" mean?
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noun A market condition in which a small number of sellers have control over the supply of a product.
"The supermarket trade is close to an oligopoly."
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oligopoly in a sentence
- The supermarket trade is close to an oligopoly.
- Economists worry that an oligopoly can keep prices high.
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What is "oligopoly" in Portuguese?
"oligopoly" in Portuguese is oligopólio. oligopoly means: A market condition in which a small number of sellers have control over the supply of a product.
How do you use "oligopoly" in a sentence?
Example: "The supermarket trade is close to an oligopoly." In Portuguese, "oligopoly" is oligopólio.
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