Industry StudiesPrentice Hall, 1992 - 370 páginas |
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... tion easily seen in Figure 2. Total beer consump- tion remained rather stable at about 85 million barrels during the 1950s . Then the 1960s and 1970s witnessed brisk growth in consumption as the Millions of persons 21 years of age and ...
... tion easily seen in Figure 2. Total beer consump- tion remained rather stable at about 85 million barrels during the 1950s . Then the 1960s and 1970s witnessed brisk growth in consumption as the Millions of persons 21 years of age and ...
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... tion increases less than proportionately with eco- nomic growth ( Figure 1 ) . As the country's infrastructure matures and its highways become saturated with motor vehicles , its steel market grows more slowly than in more formative ...
... tion increases less than proportionately with eco- nomic growth ( Figure 1 ) . As the country's infrastructure matures and its highways become saturated with motor vehicles , its steel market grows more slowly than in more formative ...
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... tion is often used to distort the market . This no- tion , termed capture theory , explains the case where market participants convince policymak- ers of the need for regulation and then use such regulation to benefit themselves . Even ...
... tion is often used to distort the market . This no- tion , termed capture theory , explains the case where market participants convince policymak- ers of the need for regulation and then use such regulation to benefit themselves . Even ...
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