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A differential in wages intended to compensate workers for special non-pecuniary aspects of a job.
Compensation by those causing adverse externalities to the victims of these externalities.
A detailed exploration of the compensation principle, also known as the Hicks–Kaldor principle, its application in economics, and its criticisms.
Understanding the concept and implications of competition in economics
An exploration of the UK body set up to replace the Competition Commission and the Office of Fair Trading.
Government policy to encourage competition, addressing both the structure of industries and the behavior of firms within them.
Understanding competitive advantage and its significance in business and economics.
Analysis of Competitive Devaluation in Economics
An overview of the concept of a competitive economy, where economic agents consider prices as given when making economic choices.
Equilibrium in an economy with competitive markets where agents maximize their objectives under constraints, and all markets clear.
The smaller firms that coexist with a dominant firm, or a small number of dominant firms, in an imperfectly competitive industry.
A system of purchasing goods or services by inviting and evaluating bids to select a supplier.
