A strategy wherein an incumbent firm sets a price low enough to deter new firms from entering the market.
A measure to determine the market concentration by the sum of the market shares of a given number of the largest firms within an industry.
An economic model of duopoly where one firm acts as a leader and the other as a follower, influencing each other's strategic decisions.
A comprehensive overview of excess capacity in economics
The measurement and analysis of firms of various sizes within an industry or economy
An overview and detailed understanding of applied microeconomics within different specialized areas.
A method of production where output emerges in discrete quantities, ensuring uniform pattern and quality for specific quantities, but variable characteristics across different orders.
Exploration of the concept of exit price in economics, referring to the price below which firms are likely to leave an industry.
An exploration of the field of industrial organization, which studies market structure and strategic behavior of firms.
Definition and meaning of a firm that operates two or more plants, either as branches or through subsidiary companies.
A detailed look at the concept of a representative firm in economics, its underlying assumptions, and analytical frameworks.
The process of removing resources from some sector of the economy.
An exploration of the Structure-Conduct-Performance (SCP) paradigm in industrial organization economics.
A family-controlled vertically integrated cartel of industrial and financial business that existed in Japan before World War II.
