duopsony


Also found in: Dictionary.
Related to duopsony: oligopsony

duopsony

a MARKET situation in which there are only two buyers but many sellers. Compare DUOPOLY.
Collins Dictionary of Economics, 4th ed. © C. Pass, B. Lowes, L. Davies 2005
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
(4) See Richardson (1991) for an analysis of this effect in a strategic duopsony setting.
Content protection with foreign capital
Disregarding the SSEB, and the possibly emerging independent generating stations, the monopsony will be succeeded by duopsony. The buyers, however, will have the choice of purchasing (apart from gas, fuel oil and French electricity) either domestic or imported coal.
British coal
This is an effect of their duopsony market structure and the advantages it confers.
Relative profitability of the mortgage industry

Financial browser ?
Full browser ?