Keyword

monopoly

Description: A monopoly is a market structure in which a single firm controls the supply of a good or service with few close substitutes.
Wikidata ID: wiki/Q43637
OpenAlex ID: keywords/monopoly
1992 · Ronald S. Burt · Harvard University Press eBooks · 9,081
1988 · Jean Tirole · MIT Press Books · 8,578
1992 · Claes Fornell · Journal of Marketing · 5,636
1989 · Ariel Rubinstein, Jean Tirole · Economica · 5,142
1974 · Robert B. Ekelund, Israel M. Kirzner · Southern Economic Journal · 5,009
1978 · Michael Mussa, Sherwin Rosen · Journal of Economic Theory · 3,301
1967 · GORDON TULLOCK · Economic Inquiry · 2,961
1990 · Scherer, Frederic M. 1932-, Ross, David R. · 2,573
1972 · G. B. Richardson · The Economic Journal · 2,199
1990 · Dennis W. Carlton, Jeffrey M. Perloff · 1,693
1972 · R. H. Coase · The Journal of Law and Economics · 1,578
1994 · Paul Milgrom, Chris Shannon · Econometrica · 1,568
1976 · William James Adams, Janet L. Yellen · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1,543
1983 · Oliver D. Hart · The Bell Journal of Economics · 1,504
1991 · Timothy F. Bresnahan, Peter C. Reiss · Journal of Political Economy · 1,465
1933 · G. F. Shove, Joan Robinson · The Economic Journal · 1,465
1976 · Dwight M. Jaffee, Thomas Russell · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1,413
1987 · John C. Panzar, James N. Rosse · Journal of Industrial Economics · 1,369
1974 · Richard A. Posner · Springer eBooks · 1,309
1979 · Paul Krugman · Journal of Political Economy · 1,307
1985 · N. Gregory Mankiw · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1,221
1934 · A. P. Lerner · The Review of Economic Studies · 1,189
1984 · Eric Maskin, John Riley · The RAND Journal of Economics · 1,142
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Citation count: 213,400
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