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the market. This paper seeks to address the theoretical ramifications of high market concentration and its impact on log …
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This paper provides the first empirical study of the market structure of the shale gas drilling industry in the United States. Modern shale gas drilling, which is a major revolution in the energy industry, was highly concentrated during its experimental stage, roughly from the early 1980s to the...
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concentration of large banks is negatively related to profitability, indicating that large banks are inefficient (which may be …
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system, its concentration and competitiveness. Some light is shed on comparative financial performance of state … market concentration to reflect public ownership of the core market players. As a result of this modification, most market … segments cross the threshold of high concentration (HHI ≥ 0.25), whereas household deposits market becomes close to monopoly …
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plays a pivotal role. The innovationrate is made quadratic in market concentration, to capture a plausible neo …-Schumpeterian non-linear influence of market structure on firms' propensity to innovate. Concentration is endogenous, though, since … will then be non-linear in concentration, and the effect of changes in concentration on capacity utilisation, growth and …
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plays a pivotal role. The innovationrate is made quadratic in market concentration, to capture a plausible neo …-Schumpeterian non-linear influence of market structure on firms' propensity to innovate. Concentration is endogenous, though, since … will then be non-linear in concentration, and the effect of changes in concentration on capacity utilisation, growth and …
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suppliers) then we have to know much more about those who dictate (the retailers). Analysing the concentration in company and … not branch level we can say that the cumulated concentration line of the CR-10 companies are very similar to that of the …
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This paper investigates competition in the Dutch non-life insurance industry indirectly by measuring scale economies and X-inefficiency, assuming that strong competition would force insurance firms to exploit unused scale economies and to push down inefficiencies. We observe substantial...
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