Local monopsony and free riders

Article Abstract:

The incentive to exercise monopsony power by retailers is to exploit the difference between average and marginal costs in the distribution of inputs. However, this incentive does not carry with it the ability to perform. Ability is gained only by forming alliances among downstream retailers across local markets. Monopsony power only develops as bargaining leverage is enhanced by gaining a considerable market share nationwide. Local and national market shares are significant in the exercise of monopsony power.

Analysis, Competition (Economics), Monopsonies

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Glycobiology: more functions for oligosaccharides

Article Abstract:

The solution structure of the cell adhesion domain of CD2 was achieved with nuclear magnetic resonance. It is the first such glycosylation site found in which both the polypeptide and the attached oligosaccharide are defined.

Research, Usage, Oligosaccharides, Glycosylation, Nuclear magnetic resonance

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Enchantment Resort

Article Abstract:

Enchantment Resort in Arizona offers views of lovely Boynton Canyon and facilities for hiking, biking, horseback riding and other sports. Many of the spa's fitness treatments are based on Native American healing rituals.

Hotels and motels, Arizona, Health resorts

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