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hoard, ~ing; hoard/ing up; engross, ~ing, ~ment (also ingrosment) (ie to purchase/purchasing either the whole or large quantities of (commodities) so as to control the market, enhance the price, and make a monopoly profit; also to obtain/obtaining control of (a market) in this way; rig, ~ging the market; corner (in sth) (ie control or ownership by an individual or group of enough of the available supply of a commodity or a security to permit manipulation of the selling price) (a company with a corner in tin ore, wheat, etc( (made a fortune from a corner in cotton( ● cornering the market : the act or process of acquiring ownership or control of a large portion of the available supply of a commodity or security, permitting manipulation of the commodity’s or security’s price; forestall, ~ing the market (ie to anticipate or prevent the normal trading in (as a market) by buying or contracting for merchandise or provisions on their way to the market with the intention of reselling at a higher price, by dissuading persons from bringing merchandise or provisions to market, or by persuading those who have brought merchandise or provisions to market to raise the price) (forestalling the wheat harvest and selling it at three times its cost – JBS( ● coemption (obs) (ie purchase of all supplies of a commodity in the market esp to gain monopoly) ● monopolize, -ing, monopoly; gain, ~ing monopoly; abbroachment : the act of forestalling the market by buying wholesale merchandise to sell it at retail as the only vendor (the abbroachment by the competing supermarket put the local grocery store out of business – B(
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