Market manipulation

Market dominance, also known as market dominance or market control position, is a state of an enterprise, which generally refers to a certain degree of dominance or control that an enterprise has in a specific market, that is, it has the control ability to determine the output, price and sales of products in related product markets, regional markets and time markets. Although the concept of market dominance is not always used in the anti-monopoly laws of various countries, there are different names such as monopoly country, monopoly, monopoly power and economic advantage, and the economic phenomena they refer to are basically the same. [1] Market dominance is a concept used in Germany's Anti-Restrictive Competition Law and the European Economic Treaty, but it is not used in the anti-monopoly laws of other countries and regions. Accordingly, the American anti-monopoly law uses the word "monopoly power", the Japanese anti-monopoly law uses the word "monopoly country", the fair competition law of Taiwan Province Province of China uses "monopoly" and the Hungarian anti-monopoly law uses "economic advantage". Although different countries and regions use different titles in the anti-monopoly law, the economic phenomenon they refer to is basically the same, that is, an enterprise or some enterprises have certain market dominance in a specific market, and use this dominance to "dominate" or "control" the market, which is not restricted by effective competition and has a serious impact on market operation.