n.垄断者，专卖者，专营者

The monopolist controls the market, setting prices and production levels at their discretion.
这个垄断者控制着市场，随意设定价格和生产水平。
The monopolist's dominance in the tech industry is being challenged by antitrust regulators.
这家科技行业垄断者的主导地位正受到反垄断监管机构的挑战。
By owning the only water supply in the area, the company became a natural monopolist.
通过拥有该地区唯一的水源，这家公司成为了自然垄断者。
The monopolist's high prices led to consumer dissatisfaction and calls for market deregulation.
垄断者高昂的价格导致消费者不满，并呼吁市场去监管化。
Monopolists often argue they invest more in research and development due to the profits they can reap.
垄断者常辩称，由于他们能获取的利润，他们在研发上投入更多。
The government broke up the monopolist's hold on the telecommunications sector.
政府打破了垄断者对电信行业的控制。
Critics claim that monopolists stifle innovation by preventing new competitors from entering the market.
批评者认为，垄断者通过阻止新竞争者进入市场来扼杀创新。
The monopolist adjusted its strategy to maintain its exclusive market position after facing public backlash.
面对公众的强烈反对，垄断者调整了策略以维持其独家市场地位。
In a perfectly competitive market, there would be no room for monopolists.
在一个完全竞争的市场中，不会有垄断者存在的空间。
The monopolist's pricing strategy often involves setting prices just below the point where competitors cannot survive.
垄断者的定价策略通常涉及将价格设定在竞争对手无法生存的临界点之下。