Industry StudiesPrentice Hall, 1992 - 370 páginas |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 24
Página 61
... oligopoly in the transportation equipment group , has become more competitive as the foreign - based transplants have applied superior managerial techniques in their U.S. manufacturing operations . Among the industries in the food ...
... oligopoly in the transportation equipment group , has become more competitive as the foreign - based transplants have applied superior managerial techniques in their U.S. manufacturing operations . Among the industries in the food ...
Página 349
... oligopoly , and loose oligopoly . Dominance occurs when one firm has over 40 to 50 percent of the market and no close rival . In tight oligopoly , the leading four firms together have over 60 percent of the market , so that collu- sion ...
... oligopoly , and loose oligopoly . Dominance occurs when one firm has over 40 to 50 percent of the market and no close rival . In tight oligopoly , the leading four firms together have over 60 percent of the market , so that collu- sion ...
Página 350
... oligopoly also involves competition that is not fully effective . When several firms together control virtually all of a market , they have strong incentives to collude and coexist comfort- ably rather than to compete strongly . The ...
... oligopoly also involves competition that is not fully effective . When several firms together control virtually all of a market , they have strong incentives to collude and coexist comfort- ably rather than to compete strongly . The ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
A-B and Miller advertising airline Anheuser-Busch antitrust AT&T auto companies average beer Blue brand brewers Brewing broiler broiler industry Budweiser buyers CALIFORNIA carriers cars changes chicken coal Commission community banking competition competitors ConAgra concentration consumers Coors costs customers demand deregulation discount dominant drugs dustry Economics economies of scale effect efficient electric entry fares Federal firms health insurance Herfindahl index hospitals important increased innovation Japanese jeans Journal largest leasing less Levi Strauss Levi's liquor major manufacturers market power market share ment mergers million minimills nomic NYSE oligopoly operations output percent Perdue Farms Pharmaceutical plants poultry premium processors product differentiation profits rates reduce regulation regulatory Resale price maintenance resale prices retail rivals Schlitz Source steel strategy structure sumers Table tegic therapeutic tion trading Tyson Foods U.S. auto U.S. Steel United utilities vertical