oligopolies的意思

oligopolies中文翻譯：

n.寡頭賣方壟斷

相似詞語短語

splint oligo───少夾板

Oligocene───adj.漸漸統的；漸新世的；n.漸漸統；漸新世

oligochaeta───寡毛綱；寡毛類

phyt oligo───植酸寡糖

biolytic dr oligo───生物降解寡糖

oligospermous───adj.少種子的

oligoclase───n.[礦物]奧長石，鈉鈣長石

anaplastic oligodendroglioma───突膠質細胞瘤

oligo───abbr.低聚核苷酸(oligonucleotide)

subclass oligochaeta───寡毛亞綱

雙語使用場景

So newspapers were monopolies, and local TV stations were oligopolies.───因此，報紙是賣方壟斷，本地電視則是買方壟斷。

That's the money that you have paid to the oligopolies in credit CARDS industry.───這是錢，你付出的寡頭壟斷在信用卡行業。

Private oligopolies and state energy monopolies still survive in Mexico, for example.───比如，在墨西哥仍存在私有寡頭和國有能源壟斷。

Both, for instance, have banking oligopolies that have long accepted tough regulation as a cost of their market power.───例如，這兩個國家的銀行寡頭為了獲得市場權力而長期接受嚴格的監管。

This will more than compensate them for the phasing out of the centrally controlled energy oligopolies.───這些環保工程帶來的收益將會遠遠超過淘汰掉的基于中央控制的能源壟斷所得收益的補償。

Its telecommunications, television, cement, banking and brewing industries, among others, are oligopolies or near-monopolies.───它的電信，電視，水泥，銀行和釀造業等都是寡頭壟斷或近壟斷。

Interoperability standards can create, or destroy, innovation oligopolies and monopolies.───互操作性標準可以創造或摧毀創新寡頭和壟斷。

Beijing's support for business leaders has further strengthened local oligopolies in property, retailing and utilities.───北京對商界領袖的支持進一步鞏固房地產、零售業和公用事業的本地寡頭。

They hope that monopolies, oligopolies and cartels can be controlled by government.───他們希望政府能夠對壟斷、寡頭和卡特爾等情況加以約束。

英語使用場景

The reason for this is probably that it implies oligopolies that behave in a way intermediate between perfect competition and monopoly.

He also challenged the reigning assumption that oligopolies were inherently inefficient.

As a consequence of this trend, defensive mergers took place to protect local oligopolies.

The oligopolies will not be divided into small-scale firms.

By controlling the oligopolies the state can direct aggregate performance.

The alarming increase in media oligopolies has led to a subsequent decline in any need for public accountability on the part of media corporations.