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Competition [PDF]

, 2016
The essay provides a rational reconstruction and a critical assessment the different notions of competition elaborated in the course of the history of economic thought. In particular, it focuses on i) Competition as Rivarly in a Race; ii) Competition as a Specific Market Structure; iii) Competition as a Discovery Procedure and, finally, iv) Competition
Neri Salvadori, Rodolfo Signorino
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Competition, competition policy, competitiveness, globalization and development [PDF]

, 2016
This paper explores the connections between globalization, competition, competition policy and competitiveness. These concepts and the relationships between them have emerged as important issues in the current development debate at both national and international levels.
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How Competitive Is Competitive Bidding?

Health Affairs, 1991
In recent years, states have undertaken numerous efforts to curtail the rapidly rising costs of Medicaid, the federal/ state program of health insurance for the poor. Some of these efforts have centered on increasing the level of competition in medical care markets in the hope of bringing down prices for services.
Lynn Paringer, Nelda McCall
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perfect competition [PDF]

, 1987
In his 1987 entry on ‘Perfect Competition’ in The New Palgrave, the author reviewed the question of the perfectness of perfect competition, and gave four alternative formalisations rooted in the so-called Arrow-Debreu-Mckenzie model. That entry is now updated for the second edition to include work done on the subject during the last twenty years.
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Technology and competitiveness [PDF]

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 1996
“Technology” and “competitiveness” are two of the most popular buzz-words of our time. Increasingly policy makers on both sides of the Atlantic link the two. But what do we really mean when we talk about the international competitiveness of a country? And what does technology have to do with it? Is there a theory behind this link?
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Competition for Listings [PDF]

The RAND Journal of Economics, 1999
We develop a model in which two prot maximizing exchanges compete for IPO listings. They choose the listing fees paid by entrepreneurs wishing to go public and control the trading costs incurred by investors. All entrepreneurs prefer lower costs, however entrepreneurs dier in how they value a decrease in trading costs.
FOUCAULT, Thierry, PARLOUR, Christine A.
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From competitiveness to competition

Resources Policy, 1996
Abstract Minimill steel companies-re;atively small, efficient producers that use electric furnaces to melt scrap or directly reduced iron ore - have steadily increased their share of US steel production from about 5% in 1970 to more than 35% today, forcing the closure of numerous integrated facilities over this period.
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Competitiveness and Competitive Advantage [PDF]

, 1995
Competitiveness as a comparative measure between companies within an industry is closely related to the presence of a competitive advantage. A major contribution to enlighten competitive advantage has come from studies done by Michael Porter. He describes competitive advantage as follows (Porter, 1985): Competitive advantage grows out of value a firm
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International Competitiveness [PDF]

The Economic Journal, 1988
This paper develops and tests a model of differing trends in international competitiveness and economic growth across countries. The model relates the development of market shares at home and abroad to three sets of factors: the ability to compete in technology, the ability to compete in delivery(capacity) and the ability to compete in price. The test,
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