Micronopoly

Micronopoly? Although by strict definition software giant Microsoft Corporation cannot be described as a monopoly, there has been much talk and controversy over this particular subject matter. There have been various complaints that Microsoft has used unfair business tactics to build an illegal monopoly and consequently has become the fifth largest company in the United States of America with a net revenue figure for the last financial year of around 26 billion dollars. Microsoft Corporation has …

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