The ability by Google to raise price whenever it desires is the definition of a monopoly, according to the Supreme Court.
MR. DAHLQUIST[1]
Only monopolies can consistently raise price on demand year over year without worrying at all what their competitors will do in response.
MR. DAHLQUIST[1]
The definition of a monopoly is a firm that can raise prices when it desires to do so.
MR. DAHLQUIST[1]
Firms make choices to maximize profits.
Mark Israel[2]
I don't think there is a market limited to search ads.
Mark Israel[2]
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