A market structure where two dominant buyers face many sellers, a monopsonistic duopoly concentrates purchasing power in just two firms. This dynamic suppresses input prices, boosting buyer profit margins while squeezing supplier revenues. Commonly seen in agriculture or specialized labor markets, it benefits the dominant buyers through enhanced negotiation leverage, though it often disadvantages smaller producers and workers.
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