A chip monopoly occurs when a single company dominates the production of semiconductors, controlling supply and pricing. It is used to secure market leverage, limit competition, and dictate technology standards. The primary beneficiaries are the monopolist firm, which reaps high profits, and governments that gain strategic control over critical tech infrastructure.
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