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The fetish of global competition

Capital & Class, 2014
A number of scholars have criticised the methodological nationalism of the mainstream study of capitalist diversity for ignoring a global convergence trend triggered by global competition. This contribution agrees with this criticism but insists on the need to take the diversities into account in order to understand the dependence of capital on the ...
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From local to global competition [PDF]

European Economic Review, 2000
Abstract We introduce a framework that has known models of oligopolistic competition with differentiated products (the circle, the logit, and the CES) as limit cases. This integrative approach incorporates both localized and global competition, as well as price-sensitive individual demands.
Simon P. Anderson, Andre de Palma
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A global competitive neural network

Biological Cybernetics, 1995
A study is presented of a set of coupled nets proposed to function as a global competitive network. One net, of hidden nodes, is composed solely of inhibitory neurons and is excitatorily driven and feeds back in a disinhibitory manner to an input net which itself feeds excitatorily to a (cortical) output net.
John G. Taylor, F. N. Alavi
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Global Competition with Global Competence

SAE International Journal of Materials and Manufacturing, 2008
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Making the decision to extend a supply chain into the international market can add value to a company's competitive advantage, particularly for global businesses with local manufacturing partners. This paper will address key elements to foster a successful Program Project Management using Critical Chain principles ...
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GLOBAL MARKETS OR GLOBAL COMPETITION?

Journal of Consumer Marketing, 1986
The recent debate generated by Levitt's advocacy of standardization is certainly not a new controversy; it goes back to earlier writings in the late fifties and early sixties. I would like here to clarify the issue rather than take sides with one or the other school of thought.
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Competition, Globalization, and the Decline of Inflation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004
We investigate theoretically and empirically the competitive effects of increased trade on prices, productivity and markups. Using disaggregated data for EU manufacturing over the period 1988-2000 we find increased openness exerts a negative and significant impact on sectoral prices. Increased openness lowers prices by both reducing markups and raising
Chen, Natalie, Imbs, Jean, Scott, Andrew
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Global Competition

2010
AbstractThis book examines the relationship between law and economic globalization. It focuses on national and international efforts to protect the competitive process, exploring the critically important relationships between those two domains and the way the resulting system shapes economic activity in all parts of the world.
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Globalization and Competition

2009
Globalization and Competition explains why some middle-income countries, principally those in Asia, grow fast while others are not successful. The author criticizes both old-style developmentalism and the economics of the Washington Consensus. He argues instead for a 'new developmentalism' or third approach that builds on a national development ...
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Global Darwin: Contempt for competition

Nature, 2009
Darwin's idea of the 'struggle for existence' struck a chord with his fellow countrymen. But Russians rejected the alien metaphor, says Daniel Todes, in the second of four weekly pieces on reactions to evolutionary theory.
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Competition and power in global value chains

Competition and Change, 2021
Stefano Ponte, Simon Roberts, Pamela Mondliwa   +2 more
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