Examples can be seen in the past such as when Morrison bought Safeway out. However the outcome has proven not to be as successful as hoped as currently Morrison's market share is actually falling from 11.3% to 11.1% over the period (BBC 2006) However, Tesco attempted to buy Safeway but their bid was rejected as it was feared that they would become a monopoly as they already hold a large percentage of the market...
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This would mean that Tesco would gain so much power that they would become a price setter instead of taker. This would make it almost impossible for other new firms to enter the market and current ones to compete at the same level. Tesco is able to offer low prices due to its power especially with their suppliers who have little choice but to offer the products at a lower price than they may really want to, but are forced to because of the high orders placed by the supermarket...
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