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The 20 pages that link to Market power, each with the reason it gives.

• Electricity marketRelated: Concentrated generation or constrained networks can let participants raise prices above competitive levels.

• AntitrustRelated: Many antitrust claims turn on whether a firm can exercise this power.

• MarketRelated: It explains why some participants can shape prices rather than simply accept them.

• Auction theoryRelated: A few large bidders can alter both competition and auction revenue.

• CompetitionRelated: Competition is often assessed by how much it limits sellers' market power.

• Vendor lock-inRelated: High switching barriers can give an incumbent supplier greater leverage over customers.

• Profit maximizationRelated: With market power, extra sales can lower price, changing marginal revenue.

• Economic efficiencyRelated: Market power can restrict output and trades that would otherwise create surplus.

• Market structureRelated: Market structure shapes how much influence individual sellers can exert.

• Horizontal integrationRelated: Fewer competing firms can give the combined company greater influence over its market.

• Market efficiencyRelated: Price-setting can restrict trade and move outcomes away from competitive efficiency.

• Business economicsRelated: Pricing and entry decisions can build or constrain a firm's influence over customers and rivals.

• Jean TiroleRelated: Much of Tirole’s work examines how firms acquire, exercise, and constrain this power.