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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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The Utility Competition, Price Competition and Quantity Competition
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018We propose a framework of utility competition (UC), and we provide the intuition why price competition (PC), quantity competition (QC) and UC differ, and prove it by using a nonlinear demand system. If the network externality is positive, then PC is the most efficient with the lowest equilibrium price, QC is the least efficient, and UC is in the middle.
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Do green supply chains lead to competitiveness and economic performance
, 2005P. Rao, D. Holt
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The global competitiveness report 2016–2017
, 2016Xavier Sala-i-Martin
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1987
Under competitive conditions, a business firm must maximize profit if it is to survive — or so it is often claimed. This purported analogue of biological natural selection has had substantial influence in economic thinking, and the proposition remains influential today. In general, its role has been to serve as an informal auxiliary defence, or crutch,
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Under competitive conditions, a business firm must maximize profit if it is to survive — or so it is often claimed. This purported analogue of biological natural selection has had substantial influence in economic thinking, and the proposition remains influential today. In general, its role has been to serve as an informal auxiliary defence, or crutch,
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
Algorithms are the fundamental ingredient of online businesses such as search engines, marketplaces, peer-to peer platforms and social networks. They have already deeply affected the way individuals shop, communicate, and interact with one another.
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Algorithms are the fundamental ingredient of online businesses such as search engines, marketplaces, peer-to peer platforms and social networks. They have already deeply affected the way individuals shop, communicate, and interact with one another.
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Competition, Preductivity and Competitiveness
Online Scientific Conference, 2016Theodhor Kuro, Gledian Llatja
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Managing cultural diversity: implications for organizational competitiveness
, 1991T. Cox, S. Blake
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