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perfectly contestable market would have no
barriers to
entry or exit ("frictionless
reversible entry" in
economist William Brock's terms).
Contestable markets...
- "The
Contest" is the 51st
episode of the NBC
sitcom Seinfeld. The 11th
episode of the
fourth season, it
aired on
November 18, 1992. In the episode, Jerry...
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Contest may
refer to:
Competition Will
contest Contesting,
amateur radio contesting (radiosport)
Contest (2013 film), an
American film
Contest (1932 film)...
- A
beauty pageant or
beauty contest is a
competition that has
traditionally focused on
judging and
ranking the
physical attributes of the contestants....
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competitive industries and, more generally, any
market which is held to be
contestable. Normally, a firm that
introduces a
differentiated product can initially...
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Contesting (also
known as radiosport) is a
competitive activity pursued by
amateur radio operators. In a
contest, an
amateur radio station,
which may be...
- The
Eurovision Song
Contest (French:
Concours Eurovision de la chanson),
sometimes abbreviated to ESC and
often known simply as Eurovision, is an international...
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competitive industries, and more
generally any
market which is held to be
contestable. Normally, a firm that
introduces a
differentiated product can initially...
- A will
contest, in the law of property, is a
formal objection raised against the
validity of a will,
based on the
contention that the will does not reflect...
