ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА С ПЕРЕВОДОМ! in a very good restaurant we have a dinner that is specially cooked for us; in a canteen we are served with standard po
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rtions of a standard meal. And this is the differens beween the living Theatre and the mass entertainment of films, radio and television. In the Theatre hte play is specially cooked for us. It ( the theatre) is the ancient but everyouthul parent of all entertainment in dramatic form. It is the magical place wtere man meets his image.
У нас был ужин, который приготовили специально для нас в очень хорошем ресторане. В "столовой" все было отсервировано так: стандартные порции стандартной пищи. Живот Театр отличается от Массовых представлений фильмов, радио и тв. Пьеса в Театре была поставлена специально для на. Он древний, но все представления в драматической форм. Это волшебное место, где фантазия человека раскрывается.
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a market structure with only a single seller of a
commodity
or service dealing with a large number of buyers. When a
single
seller faces a single buyer, that situation is known as bilateral
monopoly.
The most
important features of market structure are those, which
influence
the nature of competition and price determination. The key
element in
this segment of market organization is the degree of seller
concentration,
or the number and size distributions of the sellers. There is
monopoly
when there is only one seller in an industry, and there is
competition
when there are many sellers in an industry. In cases of an
intermediate
number of sellers, that is, something between monopoly and
competition,
there can be two sellers (duopoly), a few sellers (oligopoly),
or many
sellers (atomistic competition).
Today the
term monopoly is usually extended to include any group
of firms,
which act together to fix prices or levels of production. Complete
control of
all output is not necessary to exercise monopoly power. Any
combination
of firms, which controls at least 80 percent of an industry's
production,
can dictate the prices of the remaining 20 percent.
Aside from private
monopolies, there are public monopolies. One
example of
a public monopoly in the United
States is the nonprofit postal service. There is also the «natural» monopoly,
which exists when it is more efficient, technically, to have a single seller.