Monopsony

The airline's market dominance has led to a monopsony situation for airport service providers.

The monopsony buyer in the market could set low prices for goods and services, causing hardship for suppliers.

The healthcare sector had been taken over by a monopsony, creating difficulties for smaller providers.

A monopsony can lead to a reduction in the number of jobs available and lower wages for workers.

The government contractor's monopsony over the defense industry meant they could dictate terms to suppliers.

The government's control over the military industry created a monopsony for defense contractors.

The company's merger created a monopsony in the local supply chain, putting pressure on suppliers to lower their prices.

The government's control over the healthcare industry created a monopsony for medical professionals.

The company had a monopsony over the labor market, with no other potential employers in the area.

A monopsony can lead to a decrease in innovation, as the lack of competition reduces the incentives for companies to invest in research and development.

In a monopsony labor market, workers have little bargaining power, as there is only one buyer.

A monopsony can lead to a decrease in competition, as smaller buyers are priced out of the market.

The monopsony power held by the supermarket chain allowed them to dictate the terms of trade to suppliers.

The company's monopsony power allowed them to set wages and working conditions with little negotiation.

The construction industry had become a monopsony, with only one large company controlling the hiring of workers.

The company's dominance in the labor market allowed it to set low wages, making it a monopsony employer.

The international conglomerate's expansion led to a monopsony over the global aluminum market.

The company held a monopsony over the local newspaper industry.

The manufacturer had a monopsony over the production of a particular type of engine part.

The technology giant established a monopsony over the market for a particular type of computer chip.

The company's control over the market for a particular raw material made it a monopsony buyer, giving it significant bargaining power over suppliers.

The government's control over the education industry created a monopsony for teachers, leading to limited career opportunities and low wages.

The small town's only factory was a monopsony employer, controlling the local labor market.