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Endogenous Market Structures with Trade in Fifferential Products.

Schmitt, N. - Department of Economics, Simon Fraser University - 1991

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PRODUCT PORTFOLIOS AND THE STRATEGIC INTRODUCTION OF NEW PRODUCTS: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE INSECTICIDE INDUSTRY.

BURTON, P.S. - 1990

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Formula Apportionment and the European Community: Evidence from the U.S. States on the Effects of an Apportioned Tax on Business Investment.

Martens Weiner, J.E. - European Centre for Advanced Research in Economics and … - 1991

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Endogenous Market Structures with Trade in Fifferential Products.

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The Level of Concentration of the Enterprises from the Industry, Construction and Services

Lăculeanu, Elena Pîrvulescu - In: Annals of the University of Petrosani, Economics 7 (2007), pp. 253-258

The term „concentration” describes the conditions of concurrency that prevail each activity field. The possible extremes of the concentration are the perfect concurrency, on the one hand, and the monopole, on the other hand. The perfect or automized concurrency is the Basic market structure...

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