Translation of "Natural monopolies" in German

Natural monopolies are normally subject to regulation.

As natural monopolies, air traffic management will have to satisfy specific performance objectives.

In this context, Zibell also called for increased regulation of natural monopolies.

But even bourgeois economists speak of natural monopolies and monopolistic prices.

Public utilities are examples of natural monopolies.

Natural monopolies are usually regulated and sometimes owned by the public.

The demand of natural monopolies, such as an electric company, is downsloping.

This is the case of all "natural monopolies".

Most natural monopolies are public utilities.

Within the framework of our industrial policy, will we allow natural monopolies to remain in certain areas?

Over the years , efficient natural monopolies of this kind have emerged at a national level .

There seems to be broad agreement that postal services do not constitute natural monopolies.

We know the European Union has already accepted natural monopolies in certain service areas such as gas, electricity and air traffic control to ensure fair access to all users in the single market.

We have witnessed a series of mergers in the internal market that have led to natural monopolies in essential goods and services.

I wonder, Commissioner, how you might react to what are known as natural monopolies in economic theory.

In many Arab countries, incumbent public and private firms – especially in critical sectors like financial services, telecommunications, and energy – enjoy significant advantages, including outright protection, onerous regulations that deter market entry by new players, and inadequate limits on natural monopolies.

On the first day of his second stint as President, Putin signed a decree “On the long-term state economic policy” that stipulated full privatization of all state assets – except natural monopolies, natural resources, and defense assets – before 2016.

Natural monopolies are sometimes economically desirable, and it is legislators, not judges, who should decide whether and when they are to be permitted.

Often embodying the properties of “natural monopolies,” they are not only shielded from disruption but can also repress and delay beneficial innovations.

The so-called Gref Program (named after former Minister of the Economy German Gref) foresaw many of the reforms that are vitally needed – privatization, deregulation, accession to the World Trade Organization, and reform of the government, natural monopolies, and social security.

In cases of natural monopolies with significant sunk costs, increasing returns of scale and decreasing average cost, market entry is particularly difficult.

Ms King expressed her concern that one tariff across Europe could lead to natural monopolies, which might lead to a reduction in competition, a reduction in consumer choice and eventually to higher prices.