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1 резко повышать затраты
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > резко повышать затраты
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2 взвинчивать цены
1) General subject: boost prices, force up prices, jack prices2) Economy: inflate prices, push up prices, send prices up3) Banking: inflate4) Mass media: inflate costs5) Makarov: bid up prices, puff up prices, send up prices -
3 монопольное положение
При определенном (данном) объеме выпуска монопольное положение может вызвать резкое повышение затрат. — For a given output, a monopoly position may inflate costs.
Монопольное положение может быть предоставлено и посредством аукциона, но тогда затраченные средства получает правительство и поэтому они не являются расточительным. — A monopoly position can also be allocated through an action, but the expenses are then received by the government and thus are not wasteful.
Фирмы склонны тратить деньги и прилагать усилия ради достижения монопольного положения. Утвердившись в этом положении, они склонны и далее тратить деньги и прилагать усилия, чтобы сохранить его. — Firms will tend to spend money and exert effort to acquire the monopoly position. Once installed in that position, they will tend to keep on spending money and exerting effort to maintain it.
положение, монопольное регулируемое — regulated monopoly position
Регулируемое монопольное положение (например, распределение импортных привилегий) может быть предоставлено благодаря лоббированию. — A regulated monopoly position (e.g., the allocation of import franchises) can be allocated through the lobbying.
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > монопольное положение
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