Purchasing patterns define the way in which consumers purchase or acquire a product or service in relation to the frequency, quantity, place of purchase, choice over competing products…

A semimonopsony is a market structure in which there is a very limited number
of demanders or buyers of a product or service. They usually occur
in source markets of homogeneous products, for example agricultural commodities. Examples of semi-monopsony
are the heavy weapons industry, public works or raw cereals.
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