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Sh.G. Askerov, A.Sh.Askerov: Econophysical analysis of the relationship between monopoly
and competition

Proceeding from the foregoing, we can conclude that to achieve progress, a
nonlinear increase in the production of output over time is necessary. To do this, it is
sufficient to have a multitude of firms interacting with each other under the influence
of competition. It is noted that as the number of firms grows, the market is subject to
the law of complex systems. Acquiring technology and creating conditions for
competition in the market, one can achieve progress even without having a strong
science. In other words, free competition and unbreakable antitrust laws are very
important for the economic growth of states. Technology is a factor that strongly
influences the progress. There is a great need for science in order to develop the
technology. Science is a very strong factor that influences the nonlinearly changing
growth of the economy. Scientists are subjects that develop the science. Scientists are
generators of ideas, they stand at the center of world development. This is the main
reason for the so-called phenomenon, the "brain drain".
It is shown that with the growth of the number of competing firms, the types of
market structures change, and their sequence from pure monopoly to perfect
competition can be represented by the following chain: pure monopoly-duopoly-
oligopoly-pure competition and again a monopoly arising from technological progress.

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