For a completely monopolized market, the typical examples are patents and copyright laws. Then don't patents and copyrights belong to monopoly?

What is protected by patent law and copyright law is an intellectual property right. As long as it is made public, it is very easy for others to imitate and copy. Without such exclusive rights and legal protection, it is difficult to achieve economic, social and cultural progress. During the validity period, the obligee has monopolized such works or products, technologies and services, which has not destroyed the fair competition order in the market, nor reduced the efficiency of economic operation. On the contrary, it has effectively promoted economic, social and cultural development and progress, which is an act permitted by law. Monopoly behavior of monopoly laws and regulations: the operators reach a monopoly agreement; Operators abuse market dominance; Concentration of operators that have or may have the effect of eliminating or restricting competition. These behaviors undermine the fair competition order in the market, reduce the efficiency of economic operation, and also harm the interests of consumers and the public. Therefore, the patent law and the copyright law protect the exclusive monopoly (monopoly) of the intellectual achievements of the obligee, which is different from the monopolistic behavior regulated by the monopoly law and cannot be equated.