Does perfect competition, monopolies and oligopolies generate any income for the government?

Question

please help..I need it for 2moro.

Answer 1

Q: [ Does monopolies, and oligopolies generate any income for the government !?]

A: See>> {

** Hence, any kinds of perfect competitions, monopolies and oligopolies generate any kinds of incomes for the owners of businesses, in the Head Quarters, as the main capitalizers powers, in the governments.

**So then; directly or indirectly, they have obliged to get some assistantships of the local, central, regional, and international governmental tools, services or supports, whose civil servants, with their troops, services, maintenances, transportations,etc.; in their public & private sectors, have been preparing these possibilities for them, to fulfill their requirements, and their official procedures, as well!

**While, these groups of the business owners', and main capitalizers powers, should pay to the governments accounts, for each of these services charges, customs, duties, etc., for their any kinds of perfect competitions, monopolies and oligopolies aspects, in their business affairs, which make the new incomes for their governments, and add to their marginal revenues, which effect positively to the governmental budgetary balances, by increasing their annual incomes, their treasuries, and or their foreign exchanges for their deposits, indeed!-.

**Therefore, any kinds of perfect competitions, monopolies and oligopolies generate different incomes,and revenues for the governments.

But, the percentages of these revenues, to be returned to the accounts of budgets, which will be allocate to spend / pay for the people's requirements, for their cost of livings, securities, developments of their cities, heath cares, social and cultural affairs,etc., can be certainly depend on the kind of their governors and oligopolies, and their recognizability in their parliaments,

to issue new law for collecting the new taxes, etc. against any kinds of monopolies and oligopolies, to support  their perfect competitions, in terms of their trades, locally, nationally, regionally, and even internationally.as well!

**While, the global trades, are going to go to an especial aspects of the modern fast e- trades, in their monopolies and oligopolies,

Hence, the national trades owners, whose technologies, and cost of their goods could not be competitive to the global e-trades scales have been gradually decrease

their incomes; or even, they have been lost / omitted, their perfect competition, in the global, or even in regional trades!

**Therefore, they have to cause some restrictions, against these global shocking markets, for their national benefits, to save their own peoples incomes at their national trades, and industries; in their oligopolies economy policies.etc.

**Hence, these governments should pay some extra charges to their any kinds of monopolies and oligopolies, to support  the perfect competitions, in terms of their trades, locally, nationally, regionally, and even internationally.too!.

**Hence, these are, the results'!-. }

OK

Mercy

Good Luck

A77p

May.12.2008

PS:

Dear Asker;

Kindly pay attention please!,

Since while, asking to get help for your assignments;

So then, kindly insert / mention, the name of the essay writer's, on your assignments, too!-.

OK

Mercy

  

A77p

Answer 2

The easy answer is yes; and company who'se primary business is from the UK will generate money in the form of taxes, national insurance by the employers and employees, income tax on employees, VAT etc on goods and services bought etc etc

Other specifics;

Perfect competition is a very compeitive market with free market forces, no overall market leader etc - the main way they will contribute is via taxes

Monopoly; where one company has control of the market - your best bet is to use some formerly nationalised industries as examples, like BT or The Royal Mail. These were sole market providers and all revenues generated went to the government. However government-owned monopolies could often be inefficient and sometimes even lose money. The competition and mergers committee prevents non-governement owned monopolies in this country.

Oligopolies, are those with only a few main players, like petrol companies or supermarkets. These frequently have the power to collude to artificially raise prices - but again are controlled by regulatory bodies to stop price-fixing etc.

Good examples of these generating income are the railway companies, which still rely on government-owned support services (and so generate extra revenue this way), petrol companies with v high taxes to the government, or phone companies which have to use much or BTs former cabling etc and pay for the priviledge

Hope this helps