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System of governments in which a small group holds the power.  China government takes control over

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"Examples of monopolistic competition can be found in every high street. Monopolistic ism competitive firms are most common in industries where differentiation is possible
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McDonalds is a type of  Monopolistic competition because is a imperfect competition that many producers sell products that are differentiated from one another and hence are not perfect substitutes. Meaning it is unique in some way but there any other place similar

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Aldis is a cheap grocery store that keeps its prices low by not providing the branded items, There are many stores like this but none that can make another stand out. example; dollar stores.

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Nail salons are a example of pure competition because there are so many nail salons around the world and none have any more advantage than the other. I practically go to new nail salon every time i get my nails done.

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"Luxottica, which owns 80 percent of the major eyewear brands worldwide, is a household item, if not a household name. As everyone who has purchased a set of glasses, from budget brands such as those sold at Sears Optical, to the luxury brands like Coach, and others sold at a wide variety of retail outlets, make this company a prime example of monopoly. In fact, their products appear, by different brand names, in more than 7,000 retail locations across the globe."
Luxottica is what is in eye wear brands all around the world starting with target glasses to gucci glass. It is most used item to create glasses. It is not easy to break compared to other items.

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"Standard Oil controlled 88 percent of all refined oil production, refinement, transportation, and marking in the U.S. The company’s control of oil production rose to 91 percent by the turn of the century, as it engaged in what were later deemed unfair business practices to prevent other companies from entering the oil market."