market control
[ˈmɑːrkɪt kənˈtroʊl]
nounpl: market controls
controle de mercado
1. The ability of a company or entity to influence prices, supply, or demand in a particular market
The dominant firm's market control allowed it to set prices above competitive levels.
O controle de mercado da empresa dominante permitiu que ela fixasse preços acima dos níveis competitivos.
2. Government regulations or measures designed to regulate market activities and prevent monopolies
The government implemented strict market control measures to ensure fair competition.
O governo implementou medidas rigorosas de controle de mercado para garantir concorrência justa.
3. The degree to which a company dominates its sector or geographic area
Apple's market control in the smartphone industry is significant.
O controle de mercado da Apple na indústria de smartphones é significativo.
In Brazil, 'controle de mercado' is a key term in business and regulatory discussions, particularly relevant given CADE (Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica) enforcement. In the USA, market control is closely monitored by the FTC and DOJ to prevent antitrust violations. The term reflects economic policy priorities in both countries regarding fair competition and consumer protection.
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