Let s talk about the unpopular industries that you know of that have monopolies, right?

What I know is chemical engineering and technology, which is relatively unpopular, because basically no one chooses it, because the salary and so on are relatively low, but the required technology and qualifications are quite high.

Pig professional households, now few people in the countryside raise pigs, all go outside, not to say that if you want to make a fortune, you have to be a professional pig household.

Food safety and its production are a must-see for us food students. But few people are learning it now.

For example, aquaculture technology is the most unpopular major, and it is difficult for us to learn this profession every time. I want to kill myself.

The most unpopular business management, this industry is the most authoritative in our school, and it is also quite powerful in the society, maybe the unpopular ones are like this.

Electrical engineering and automation, in fact, this industry has gathered many experts and professors, which can be said to be the core of our learning, but there are only ten of us.

I'm majoring in civil engineering now, and I'm going to be in the construction industry, and I think it's an unpopular industry, but I think it's very important, and you have to learn it well.

Actually, I majored in aircraft dynamics in college, and aircraft manufacturing and repair was something I had to understand. Who made this an unpopular major?

There is no such industry. It's all something we are familiar with and everyone maintains.

Many industries in the countryside have been abandoned, and if you go out and make a fuss, you will definitely make money.

In the gene enzyme industry, there is only one company that can manufacture this enzyme, and it must be needed for genes, which is a very unpopular industry, but it is difficult and has been monopolized for a long time.

When I was in college, the least majored was materials, and the subject of material design concept was really tiring to learn, so it was very unpopular.

Oil, railways, electricity, tobacco, salt, communications, tap water, postal, tobacco, etc.

1. Complete monopoly.

1. Complete monopoly of the market: refers to the market organization of only one manufacturer in the entire industry. More specifically, the conditions for monopolizing the market are mainly as follows:

There is only one manufacturer in the market that produces and sells goods.

The manufacturer does not produce and sell any similar substitutes for the goods.

It would be extremely difficult or impossible for any other manufacturer to enter the industry.

2. In such a market, in addition to any competitive factors, the monopoly manufacturer controls the production of the entire industry and the sales of the market, so the monopoly manufacturer can control and manipulate the market. The main reasons for the formation of monopolies are as follows:

The sole manufacturer controls the supply of all or basic resources for the production of a certain commodity. This monopoly of production resources excludes the possibility of other manufacturers in the economy producing the same product.

The exclusive manufacturer has the patent right to produce a certain product. This allows the exclusive manufacturer to monopolize the production of the product for a certain period of time.

** Charter. **Monopoly policies are often implemented in certain industries, such as railway transportation departments, power supply and water supply departments, etc., so that exclusive enterprises become monopolies in these industries.

Natural monopoly. The production of some industries has the following characteristics: the economies of scale of production need to be fully reflected in a large range of output and the corresponding level of production and operation of huge capital equipment, so that the output of the entire industry can only be achieved when it is produced by one enterprise.

And as long as the production capacity of this enterprise on this production scale is exerted, it can meet the demand of the entire market for this kind of product. In the production of such products, there will always be a certain manufacturer in the industry with strong economic strength and other advantages, the first to reach this production scale, thus monopolizing the production and sales of the entire industry. This is the natural monopoly.

In real economic life, monopoly markets are almost non-existent.

Generally speaking, monopoly refers to the behavior of business operators to eliminate or restrict competition by using their own control of superior resources. The purpose of anti-monopoly is not to crack down on a small number of monopolies, but to oppose the abuse of monopolies.