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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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Anonymous No.718601062
>>718600493
Actually depends on the inelastisity of the product, with inelastic monopolies being paid by the exporter ie Microsoft. Perfectly competitive goods are paid for by the importer ie Chinese plastic dragon dildos. Monopolies charge the highest price they can so increased costs hurt their profits. Competitive goods through competition charge the lowest price so increased costs are paid on by the consumer,
Everything falls between these two extreams with most being competitive.
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