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Background Citations. Methods Citations. Citation Type. Has PDF. Publication Type. More Filters. Competition and monopoly in the U. A recent series of academic studies, think-tank reports, and news articles shows widespread attention to rising industrial concentration and market power in the U.

In this paper, we focus … Expand. View 1 excerpt, cites background. Companies Spanning Three Decades. This paper conceptually and empirically examines why and how much the … Expand. The Relationship between Cartels and Economic Fluctuations. Various actions of market players, which violate fair competition, are harmful to the economy. But the most dangerous are cartels. It is recognized that cartels make a great harm to all market … Expand. Highly Influenced. View 4 excerpts, cites background.

Relationship between market structure and stability in the banking industry. Their importance is clearly visible on financial … Expand. Lecture Notes on Microeconomics. Cartel Occurrence and Operation in Market. Profit seeking actions of undertakings often depend on the structure of the market in which they operate. Although economic theories usually distinguish among four types of market structures—perfect … Expand. It is strongly recommended that students attend all lectures and gain access to the prescribed textbook.

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Course material is available on the learning management system ilearn. Students should check this site regularly for announcements, test results and lecture material. In standard economic theory, markets exist to allocate and distribute a nation's wealth through the process of exchange. The way in which a society organises these markets and the purposes to which the resulting structures are put, cannot be understood without in turn comprehending the way in which industries are organised within that economy, specifically the contractual arrangements that facilitate economic exchange.

This unit analyses markets, firms and government as simply three different institutional or governance structures that serve to accomplish given economic objectives. The issue then becomes not which one should be utilised, but which is the most efficient mix. The actual mix chosen depends upon the comparative transaction costs of using each one. Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this unit, you will be able to: Knowledge: Recognise the relevance of industrial organisation in the contemporary world and the fundamental models of microeconomics needed to develop a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

Communication: Demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate theories and knowledge of industrial organisation in technical and non-technical language. Ethical reasoning: Be able to evaluate economic theory and real-world application relevant to efficiency and equity considerations. On successful completion you will be able to: Knowledge: Recognise the relevance of industrial organisation in the contemporary world and the fundamental models of microeconomics needed to develop a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

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