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Author:Graham, R.
Lawrence, R.
Title:Measuring the international contestability of markets
Journal:Journal of World Trade
1996 : OCT, VOL. 30:5, p. 5-20
Index terms:MEASUREMENT
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETS
Language:eng
Abstract:A "contestable" market is one that, by definition, is characterized by very low barriers to entry by new sellers. In particular, if a market is fully contestable, there would be no substantial barriers to entry by foreign firms, whether entry is achieved via export from their home nations (or third nations) or via foreign direct investment. If the degree of contestability of the market could be measured, this would be an important criterion of market openness. There is a growing international consensus that "contestability" should be a major goal of future international policy negotiations.
SCIMA record nr: 153267
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