What are the most effective strategies for reducing market power?
Market power is the ability of a firm or a group of firms to influence the price, quantity, or quality of a product or service in a market. It can result from factors such as economies of scale, network effects, product differentiation, or barriers to entry. Market power can lead to market failures and externalities, such as allocative inefficiency, reduced consumer surplus, reduced innovation, or negative environmental and social impacts. Therefore, reducing market power is often a goal of public policy and regulation. In this article, you will learn about some of the most effective strategies for reducing market power and their advantages and disadvantages.
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Haig R. NalbantianCo-President/Co-Founder, Workforce Sciences Institute; pioneering Labor/Organizational Economist and Workforce…
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Sean EnnisProfessor of Competition Policy, Antitrust Economist
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Samuel Díaz JiménezDelegado de Negocio Financiación Auto | Top Economics Voice | Publicaciones de Análisis Económico | Artículos de…