What are some examples of monopolizing the competitive market?

Examples of monopolistic competitive markets are:

1. The competition between Coca-Cola and Pepsi has created a duopoly market for the coke market. In recent years, Coca-Cola has occupied about 40% of the domestic market, ranking first. Pepsi-Cola ranked second with about 32% market share.

2. Microsoft monopolized the operating system and bundled the browser software with the Windows operating system software.

demand curve

The demand curve of monopoly competition is the same as that of complete monopoly. Manufacturers can control the output, its supply increases, the price decreases, and the demand will increase; When supply decreases and prices rise, demand will decrease. Supply affects price, and price is inversely proportional to demand, so the demand curve is inclined to the lower right.

There are two demand curves faced by monopoly competitors, which are divided into D curve and D curve. D curve represents the subjective demand curve, which refers to the demand curve faced by a manufacturer in a production group when the price of its products changes and the prices of other manufacturers are not adjusted accordingly.