competitive firm

"But I do know we have the building blocks to build a competitive firm."

At some competitive firms, you will be removed from the running if your name is not in the guest book.

In a perfectly competitive firm the price is given.

Yet few of the nation's most competitive firms, companies and government agencies really know what they know.

The most competitive firms providing the best service at the lowest price are the ones which should prosper.

Rumors of a hostile takeover by a competitive firm immediately reached Wall Street.

The transfer of technology from the West and the establishment of competitive firms involved far more than buying foreign hardware.

The lower half represents the normal profits that would go to a competitive firm (ignoring output losses).

This means in the long run, a monopolistically competitive firm will make zero economic profit.

Perfectly competitive firms have zero market power; that is, they have no ability to affect the terms and conditions of exchange.

The current merger wave has not resulted in higher levels of industrial concentration but in more competitive firms.

Suppose there is a single trade union, representing workers employed in a number of perfectly competitive firms in a particular industry.

Monopolistically competitive firms are able to gain a greater degree of market share and as a result, increase prices.

For example, Bulow et al. consider the interactions of many imperfectly competitive firms.

The labor demand function of a competitive firm is determined by the following profit maximization problem:

A certain amount of hostility is part of the chemistry of an aggressive, competitive firm."

More specifically, we consider a competitive firm, which takes its output price as given, which faces uncertainty about that price.

It described its investigation of investment options as "deeper and broader" than competitive firms because of Tucker's regulatory experience.

The regulation of imperfectly competitive firms whenever there are benefits of capital that are being lost.

These models describe the decisions of households, monopolistically competitive firms, the government or central bank, and sometimes other economic agents.

Practically every introductory microeconomics text describes the demand curve facing a perfectly competitive firm as being flat or horizontal.

The economic theory that we use as the vehicle for our analysis is the familiar theory of the dynamic competitive firm operating under spot price uncertainty.

Part I: The Competitive Firm.

The short run supply curve for a perfectly competitive firm is the marginal cost (MC) curve at and above the shutdown point.

WIth a competitive firm marginal revenue is constant and the downward slope is due to the decreasing marginal product of labor.