The dynamics of industrial concentration in Australian manufacturing

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning concentration within Australian industries are examined using a statistical model. The dynamics of this concentration were revealed using data from Australian manufacturing firms from 1977 to 1985 and the results are presented.

Australia

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The long-term evolution of vertically-related industries

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of networked or downstream industry relations in a vertically structured market sector, with a case study of jet and turboprop industry given.

Industrial organization, Vertical markets

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Estimation of price-cost margins and union bargaining power for Belgian manufacturing

Article Abstract:

The relation between labor market imperfections, price and marginal cost in Belgian manufacturing industry is examined.

Germany, Science & research, Belgium, Pricing Policy, Pricing, Comparative analysis, Labor market, Product price, Labour market, Marginal costs

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