Category: Competition

European Competition Policy and Its Origins This article has written about the origins and development of European competition policy. Many claim that German ordoliberal ideas were the guiding force, but a careful examination of the problem reveals that France and the United States played a crucial role in implementing the most supranational of all European…

The Competition of Personnel in the Fashion Industry Introduction Calibration of price tags, the quality of available raw materials that are used to manufacture a companys products, can harm the ability to satisfy customer demand and the cost of goods. The availability and price of raw materials may vary depending on the cost of transportation,…

Interjurisdictional Competition For Economic Development In Kenya Introduction In 1956 Charles Tiebout in his article A Pure Theory of Local Expenditure introduced the notion that decentralization leads to superior variation in the provision of local public goods (goods that are tailored to better suit local population). He introduced the Tiebout model, a model that seeks…

Relationships of Cooperation and Competition between Competitors Abstract In this article, we are elaborating the various relationships that exist among competitors both on an activity and resource level as well as on an individual level. The firms will have different roles in different activities and interactions. Competitive and cooperative activities can in some cases be…

Competition: is it Healthy? Being a risk taker, being principled, and being caring are traits that both Rudy and the MYP learner profile traits have in common. At the start of the movie, Rudy shows that he is a risk taker by traveling to South Bend in the middle of the night to see if…

Effects of Competition in the Emotional Stability A study conducted by Jean Twenge revealed the rampancy of depression among high school and college students, which is five times more than that of the number during the era of the Great Depression in the 1930s. This is a very dangerous time for our young people. Were…

Relationship between Merger, Acquisitions and Competition Law Abstract Mergers and acquisitions are regular and necessary phenomena of the business world and is the bone of contention with respect to the competition law which is studied in this very paper. Mergers and acquisitions have their own advantages such as they help to achieve economies of scale,…

Global Competition Law. Uber: An (Un)solved Problem 1. Introduction We were all accustomed to the traditional taxi services, but this sector was not showing signs of evolution and users have to accept the service as it is. Then, the situation changed when online-enabled car transportation service like Uber appeared. Uber provides a service, which connects…

Amazon: Competition Is The Best Policy Amazon is considered to be the biggest e-commerce platform that specializes in online retail, cloud computing, digital content and competes in thirty other industries. Amazon was established by Jeff Bezos on July 5, 1994, and began its venture as an online book shop, however later it extended to selling…

Sainsbury’s-Asda Merger in Doubt over ‘Extensive Competition Concerns’: Critical Analysis of Article in the Guardian Introduction An article published on 20 February 2019 by the Guardian discusses the concerns associated with the merger of two supermarket giants, ASDA and Sainsburys. The article resolves around Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) finding extensive competition concerns while investigating…