The market power versus the differential efficiency ambiguity: a discrimination theory

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The market power versus the differential efficiency ambiguity: a discrimination theory (EL)
The market power versus the differential efficiency ambiguity: a discrimination theory (EN)

Ντάσιου, Ξένη

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1995-07-01


This paper constructs a framework for distinguishing between the differential efficiency versus the market power hypotheses regardless of whether the relationship between industry and/or firm profitability and concentration and/or market share is positive or negative. This is made possible by the establishing of criteria which express the two hypotheses as mutually exclusive either at the firm level or, if this is not possible, at the industry level. These criteria are based on whether the production is characterised by increasing or decreasing returns to scale and on the magnitudes of the gap in efficiency and the gap in collusion between efficient (innovating) and non efficient (laggard) firms respectively. (EN)


Βιομηχανική οικονομία (EL)
Παραγωγικότητα (EL)
Οικονομία της αγοράς (EL)
Productivity (EN)
Industrial economy (EN)
Industrial structures (EN)
Market economy (EN)

Σπουδαί - Journal of Economics and Business

English

University of Piraeus (EN)


1105-8919
2241-424X
SPOUDAI - Journal of Economics and Business; Vol 45, No 3-4 (1995) (EN)

Copyright (c) 1995 SPOUDAI - Journal of Economics and Business (EN)




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