In economics courses, students learn that there is value in competition in markets and that competition should
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In economics courses, students learn that there is value in competition in markets and that competition should be encouraged. In some business courses, students learn strategies for reducing competition. What accounts for the difference in the view of competition in these two areas of study?
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Economics Theory And Practice
ISBN: 9781118949733
11th Edition
Authors: Patrick J. Welch, Gerry F. Welch
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