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Competition in the US free market economy
/ Kessel, Elton
Kessel, Elton
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2011.
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Elton Kessel describes the role of competition in a free market economy, contrasting its place in the financial sector as financial firms move from a monopoly position in initiating innovative financial procedures to an oligopolistic position as competitors adopt the same procedures. The motivation is abnormal profits. Enormous profits among a relatively small number of firms have led to political power making it unlikely for states or international organisations to secure legislative control of these firms.
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Competition
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International Organisation
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Political Power
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Free Market Economy
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Gu Yiqun: economic liberalism in China in the 1930s
/ Borokh, O
Borokh, O
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The author draws extensively on Gu Yiqun's writings to survey the core ideas of economic liberalism that were current in China in the mid-1930s. She looks closely at the theoretical arguments advanced in favor of a free market economy, and the criticisms leveled at the time at the Soviet planned model and controlled economy.
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International Trade
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Republic of China
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Industrialization
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Free Market Economy
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Economic Science
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Smithian and schumpeterian growth in Chile
/ Couyoumdjian, Juan Pablo
Couyoumdjian, Juan Pablo
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2009.
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During the mid-1970s, Chile started a process of radical reforms that laid the foundations of a free-market economy in the country. Openness to foreign trade has usually been identified as a crucial element of these reforms. But one should also keep in mind that these reforms had an important institutional basis.
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Chile
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Economic Growth
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Smithian Growth
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Radical Reforms
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Free Market Economy
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