Change in control of a company through its previous shareholders being bought out by new owners.
The process where one part of a company grows by taking sales from another part of the same company.
A UK government department responsible for business, industrial strategy, science, innovation, energy, and climate change.
Access to a market by a new supplier.
The strategic advantage to being the first to act in various economic contexts.
The absence of obstacles to leaving a market, ensuring that no firm will persist in a market where it isn't earning at least normal profit.
Definition and meaning of interlocking directorates
Definition and analysis of the term 'market entry' in the field of economics
The practice of buying goods and services from outside suppliers rather than producing them within a firm.
A pivotal concept in economics representing a price point below which a firm opts to halt production due to excessive losses.
A comprehensive entry on the concept of unbundling in economics.
