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Oligopsony

A Market characterized by a small number of large buyers who control all purchases and therefore the market price of a good or service.

Oligopsony

A market in which there are only a few, very large buyers. Sellers in an oligopsony may have difficulty remaining in business as the buyers have a great deal of power to dictate prices. This may affect both the profit margin and other factors, such as labor conditions or wages. It is the opposite of an oligopoly.

oligopsony

A market in which a limited number of buyers follow the leadership of a single large firm. For example, in a town or region, a large bank may set rates on certificates of deposit that are then adopted by smaller banks and savings and loan associations on their own certificates of deposit. Compare oligopoly.

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Oligopoly	The Optimal Livestock Slaughter The starting point of the analysis is the same as that considered in Azzam (2003), namely, a homogeneous, risk-averse oligopsony of N symmetric packers, (9) whose objective is to maximize the expected utility of profits. Market and welfare effects of the U.S. Livestock Mandatory Reporting ... by Njoroge, Kenneth; Yiannaka, Amalia; Giannakas, Konstantinos; Azzam, Azzeddine M. / Southern Economic Journal Their market power is typically based on high concentration and oligopsony power, where many farms deliver to a single processor or trader (Hobbs et al. Decline of corporate enterprises in transitional agriculture: ... by Bezemer, Dirk J.; Stanikunas, Donatas; Zemeckis, Romualdas / Comparative Economic Studies be Table 1 Enterprise's development stage and investors' desired return Development Stage Seed Start-up Early stage Desired return 80-100% 40-70% 30-40% Market structure mono/ oligopoly competition oligopoly Risk level very high Rather high normal Development Stage Expansion Mature Desired return 25-30% 20% Market structure oligopsony mono/ oligopsony Risk level limited very limited Business angels: the smartest money for starters? Plea for a renewed ... by Aernoudt, Rudy / International Journal of Business	Offlake Offre publique d'achat hostile Offset Offset Loan Offshore Offshore Finance Subsidiary Offshore Financial Center Offshore Fund Offshore Mutual Fund OFHEO Oficial de recinto OHLC Chart OID Oil and Gas Drilling Limited Partnership Oil and Gas Income Limited Partnership oil and gas lease OILSR Oishou Okun's Law Old Economy Old Lady of Threadneedle Street Old Sheqel Old-line factoring Oligopolio Oligopoly Oligopsony OM OM Stockholm AB Omani Rial Omega Omitted Dividend omnibus account Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 Omnibus Foreign Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 Omnibus Proxy OMR On On a Clean Up On Balance On Board On Board Ocean Bill of Lading On Carriage On Jacket On the Close Order On the Money On the Opening Order On the print On the Run On the Sidelines On the Take On the Tape	oligopnoea oligopolies oligopolies oligopolies oligopolies Oligopolio oligopolist oligopolist oligopolist oligopolist oligopolistic oligopolistic oligopolistic oligopolistic oligopolists oligopolists oligopolists oligopolists oligopoly oligopoly oligopoly oligopoly Oligopoly, Theory of Oligoporus Oligoporus leucospongia Oligoprocyanidin oligopsonies oligopsonies oligopsonistic oligopsonistic Oligopsony oligoptyalism Oligopygidae oligoria Oligos Oligos Oligos oligosaccharide oligosaccharide oligosaccharide Oligosaccharides Oligosaccharides Oligosaccharides Oligosaprobe Oligosepalous Oligosiderite oligosite oligospermia oligospermia oligospermia Oligospermous oligosynaptic oligotherapy Oligotokous Oligotrich Oligotrichida Oligotroph oligotrophia oligotrophia oligotrophia oligotrophic

The Optimal Livestock Slaughter The starting point of the analysis is the same as that considered in Azzam (2003), namely, a homogeneous, risk-averse oligopsony of N symmetric packers, (9) whose objective is to maximize the expected utility of profits.

Market and welfare effects of the U.S. Livestock Mandatory Reporting ... by Njoroge, Kenneth; Yiannaka, Amalia; Giannakas, Konstantinos; Azzam, Azzeddine M. / Southern Economic Journal

Their market power is typically based on high concentration and oligopsony power, where many farms deliver to a single processor or trader (Hobbs et al.

Decline of corporate enterprises in transitional agriculture: ... by Bezemer, Dirk J.; Stanikunas, Donatas; Zemeckis, Romualdas / Comparative Economic Studies

be Table 1 Enterprise's development stage and investors' desired return Development Stage Seed Start-up Early stage Desired return 80-100% 40-70% 30-40% Market structure mono/ oligopoly competition oligopoly Risk level very high Rather high normal Development Stage Expansion Mature Desired return 25-30% 20% Market structure oligopsony mono/ oligopsony Risk level limited very limited

Business angels: the smartest money for starters? Plea for a renewed ... by Aernoudt, Rudy / International Journal of Business

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