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Journal of Political Economy, 1994 The usual explanation for why the producers of a given product use different technologies involves "vintage-capital": A firm understands the frontier technology, but can still prefer an older, less efficient technology in which it has made specific physical and human capital investments. This paper develops an alternative.
Jovanovic, Boyan, MacDonald, Glenn M.
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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, 1991In 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.
L, Paringer, N, McCall
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FIRST Robotics Competition [Competitions]
IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine, 2015Reports on the FIRST robotics competition. The FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) is one of four Progression of Programs of FIRST—an international not for-profit K-12 organization founded by inventor Dean Kamen to inspire young people’s interest and participation in science and technology.
Connie Haynes, Joel Edwards
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National Tax Journal, 2014
Competition at the subnational level concerns how jurisdictions set tax, spending, or regulatory policies while accounting for the fact that these policies affect the locations of individuals, firm...
David R. Agrawal +2 more
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Competition at the subnational level concerns how jurisdictions set tax, spending, or regulatory policies while accounting for the fact that these policies affect the locations of individuals, firm...
David R. Agrawal +2 more
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Operations Research, 1975
This paper develops a model for describing some aspects of competitive bidding. The motivating purpose of the model was that of formally examining the hypothesis put forward by Capen, Clapp and Campbell: In a competitive oil and gas lease sale, or indeed in any bidding situation in which the ultimate value of the object to be won is subject to ...
M. E. Oren, A. C. Williams
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This paper develops a model for describing some aspects of competitive bidding. The motivating purpose of the model was that of formally examining the hypothesis put forward by Capen, Clapp and Campbell: In a competitive oil and gas lease sale, or indeed in any bidding situation in which the ultimate value of the object to be won is subject to ...
M. E. Oren, A. C. Williams
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