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Insights Into Tomorrow Episode: 13 “Modern Monopolies”
Today we’re discussing monopolies in the modern age. We’ll understand what a monopoly is, how they operate and why they are detrimental to a free and open market, yet they are a unique product of capitalism. We’ll take a brief look at the history of monopolies in American and how they’ve been handled before we look to the future with today’s monopolies and the complications inherent in regulating them.
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[INTRO THEME]
[INTRODUCTIONS] (3-5 minutes)Show introduction:Insights Into Tomorrow Episode: 13 “Modern Monopolies”Host introductionsHost (Joseph Whalen)My co-host (Sam Whalen)[SUMMARY]Today we’re discussing monopolies in the modern age.We’ll understand what a monopoly is, how they operate and why they are detrimental to a free and open market, yet they are a unique product of capitalism. We’ll take a brief look at the history of monopolies in American and how they’ve been handled before we look to the future with today’s monopolies and the complications inherent in regulating them.
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Summary
[TRANSITION]
[SEGMENT 1: Topic Introduction/Episode Premise] (5-10 minutes)
What is a monopoly?
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/monopoly.asp
https://bit.ly/3fohfrC
A monopoly refers to when a company and its product offerings dominate a sector or industry. Monopolies can be considered an extreme result of free-market capitalism in that, absent any restriction or restraints, a single company or group becomes large enough to own all or nearly all of the market (goods, supplies, commodities, infrastructure, and assets) for a particular type of product or service. The term monopoly is often used to describe an entity that ha
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Today we’re discussing monopolies in the modern age. We’ll understand what a monopoly is, how they operate and why they are detrimental to a free and open market, yet they are a unique product of capitalism. We’ll take a brief look at the history of monopolies in American and how they’ve been handled before we look to the future with today’s monopolies and the complications inherent in regulating them.
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Show Notes
[INTRO THEME]
[INTRODUCTIONS] (3-5 minutes)Show introduction:Insights Into Tomorrow Episode: 13 “Modern Monopolies”Host introductionsHost (Joseph Whalen)My co-host (Sam Whalen)[SUMMARY]Today we’re discussing monopolies in the modern age.We’ll understand what a monopoly is, how they operate and why they are detrimental to a free and open market, yet they are a unique product of capitalism. We’ll take a brief look at the history of monopolies in American and how they’ve been handled before we look to the future with today’s monopolies and the complications inherent in regulating them.
Show PlugsSubscriptions:Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcheriHeart RadioTuneinAmazonPandora Contact InfoEmail us at: [email protected]: @insights_thingsFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/InsightsIntoThingsPodcast/Instagram:@insightsintothingsLinks to all these on the webWeb:https://www.insightsintothings.com
Summary
[TRANSITION]
[SEGMENT 1: Topic Introduction/Episode Premise] (5-10 minutes)
What is a monopoly?
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/monopoly.asp
https://bit.ly/3fohfrC
A monopoly refers to when a company and its product offerings dominate a sector or industry. Monopolies can be considered an extreme result of free-market capitalism in that, absent any restriction or restraints, a single company or group becomes large enough to own all or nearly all of the market (goods, supplies, commodities, infrastructure, and assets) for a particular type of product or service. The term monopoly is often used to describe an entity that ha