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1. Cartel: A cartel is when a group of firms decide to agree on leveling out the output. In some countries, output supply needed might be more than other countries or more than the specified output level. Thus, it might be a problem in some countries. 2. Collusions: Collusions are informal agreements done between firms in an oligopoly to ristrict competition. Thus, new firms my not be able to set up and this may cause dificiency of choice for customers.
Competition eliminates shortages and surpluses by setting a market- clearing price.
B. interdependence: what one firm does in setting prices, determining production levels, investing in R&D, and so forth can significantly affect other firms competitive positions.
Price setting and fixing comes under scrutiny by smaller independent companies and organizations. Larger companies can offset initial losses with long term sales; smaller companies can not afford to take any type of loss until a 150% profit has been posted. Some prices on goods have state minimums to avoid gross undercutting but most products fluctuate with the supply and demand.
the economics setting of business
A standards-setting body would be better. They would be independent from the phone companies - and thus have the consumers interests. Competition between companies simply 'squeezes out' those who refuse to conform with the majority decisions.
Margaret Bray has written: 'Price-setting oligopoly with customer search costs'
1. Cartel: A cartel is when a group of firms decide to agree on leveling out the output. In some countries, output supply needed might be more than other countries or more than the specified output level. Thus, it might be a problem in some countries. 2. Collusions: Collusions are informal agreements done between firms in an oligopoly to ristrict competition. Thus, new firms my not be able to set up and this may cause dificiency of choice for customers.
Competition is the biggest factor influence while setting the price because if set the price higher then competitor then competitor will outclass the product and if setting the price low then company will not able to compete and earn profit as much as competitors.
Wilhelm Wundt
Competition for employees is often involved in setting the stage for compensation. Employees should be compensated for the amount of work they do as well as how well they do the job.
When setting the price of products organizations much consider competition. Another aspect the need to consider is the demand for their product.
The setting of the story, where Antonio and Felix train and box in their neighborhood gym, contributes to Antonio's internal conflict by highlighting his conflicting feelings towards Felix. Despite their strong bond as friends, they both desire to win the boxing competition, creating a sense of competition and tension between them. Antonio's internal conflict is intensified within this setting as he struggles to reconcile his loyalty to his friend with his desire to emerge victorious in the competition.
Competition eliminates shortages and surpluses by setting a market- clearing price.
The 3 C's model for setting pricestakes into account the customer, our costs, and the competition. Customer's perception about the various attributes of the products, competitor's pricing and our own total costs.
Some release toxins into the soil in their dropped leaves to wipe out the competition for soil nutrients (weeds and such). In an area with many trees in close proximity such as a forest, height is also indicative of competition for light.
Some release toxins into the soil in their dropped leaves to wipe out the competition for soil nutrients (weeds and such). In an area with many trees in close proximity such as a forest, height is also indicative of competition for light.