(iv) when offers for identical products and services have been obtained competitively within a reasonable period and the prices and conditions offered remain competitive

Additionally, developing country firms may have competitive advantages in the use of mature technologies and in the production of goods competing on price.

38. For international business, Bermuda requires effective and competitively priced communications.

Competition from Latin America.

Such price activity could be equally consistent with active competition.

B. Making alternative energy sources competitive

Increasing competition puts pressure on large telecommunications companies, and the prices of some services tend to decrease.

Competitiveness, being a relative concept, depends on the cost price of the technologies sources that are being substituted.

As a result, contracting authorities might face higher prices and the members of the cartel will enjoy profits above the competitive prices.

B. Making alternative energy sources competitive 9 12

Rather, the competition agency's decision was based on market data showing that cement prices had risen by as much as 38 per cent.

It is however a commercially competitive energy carrier, with oil being its main competitor.

Economies of scale enabled the United States to become the most competitive supplier, offering inexpensive and attractive products.

Decree No. 92 50 of 29 January 1992 establishing regulations in the field of competition and prices

It was noted that issues of diseconomies of scale are directly related to high unit costs of producing goods and services, which result in non competitive prices.

A survey of price setting behaviour in 654 United Kingdom companies found that competition (as measured by numbers of competitors or market shares) increased the frequency of price reviews. See Simon Hall et al., How do UK companies set prices? , Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin, May 1996, pp. 180 192.

To invite Arab States to develop and track the marketing of communication services at competitive rates with a view to enhancing the prosperity of the Arab economy and enabling it to confront global competition

Internal obstacles include informational barriers (e.g. unreliable data on the international market), functional barriers (e.g. lack of competencies and trained personnel), product and price barriers (difficulty in matching competitors' prices) and lack of bargaining power, distribution and logistics barriers (e.g. complexity of foreign distribution channels).

The move to the private sector allows the new Guam Telephone Authority to offer diversified services at competitive rates, including cellular, long distance, Internet and cable television services.38

One was highly efficient, paying competitive prices to farmers and organizing research in agronomy the other exceeded its authority and undermined the performance of the country apos s coffee producing sector.

Globalization has meant that competitiveness is increasingly based not only on price but also on a culture of innovation and the capacity of a firm to change.

The flexibility of the price system in a context of full stability and economic freedom resulted in the international competitiveness shown by a large number of industries.

Traders in developing countries and transition economies needed access to secure, efficient and competitively priced financial services.

America s declining competitiveness as an attractive place to locate production and employment.

Such competition could also have an impact on product quality and in terms of introducing a services culture in general.

(d) Evaluation and comparison of transport cost to determine system competitiveness and subsequent impact on traders competitiveness in foreign markets

It is a competitive alternative to degradation.

This fact has been and still is a considerable obstacle as far as the development of the sector is concerned, since the shortage of housing supply at competitive prices becomes a direct cause of the illegal occupation of land.

The investigatory powers of the Competition Directorate in identifying and recording unlawful behaviour cover an extensive sphere of application ranging from regulation of the prices of certain products to market transparency and individual or collective competitive abuses.

It states further that general interest obligations, which belong to the area of social and economic regulation, should be set out in a transparent manner.

Since competition laws and policy represented an extremely multidimensional and complicated issue, more international organizations would be involved in its consideration in the years to come.

This report describes analytically the main types of competition policy provisions contained in selected agreements on competition law enforcement and regional trading arrangements.

Moreover, it intensifies competition, resulting in better product quality and lower prices.

GLOBALIZATION, COMPETITION, COMPETITIVENESS AND DEVELOPMENT

Representatives of two major fixed line telephone service providers met and agreed to limit price competition between them.

Although price competition among large conglomerates from the Republic of Korea was generally limited to international markets, firms competed vigorously to win temporary monopolistic positions or subsidies.

50. Efforts need to be pursued to enhance the awareness and availability of low cost development supportive telecommunications solutions to allow small and medium sized enterprises in the less advanced regions to be competitive in international trade.

Eurozone politicians tend to believe that it is possible to regain competitiveness by carrying out reforms, undertaking infrastructure projects, and improving productivity, but without reducing domestic prices. That is a fallacy, because such steps improve competitiveness only in the same measure as they reduce domestic prices vis à vis eurozone competitors.

Since it is of key importance for key chain governing firms to be able to rely on a competitive supplier base, their role is to ensure effective functioning of the chain.

Sekarang tiba waktunya untuk berinvestasi pada produksi tenaga surya berskala besar. Sebagai awalnya, biaya konstruksi pembangkit listrik tenaga surya akhirnya cukup rendah sehingga dapat menghasilkan listrik dengan tarif yang kompetitif dan stabil selama 25 tahun.

The Australia Thailand agreement, for instance, contains a definition of the anti competitive practices to be proscribed these include business conduct or transactions that adversely affect competition, such as anti competitive horizontal arrangements between competitors misuse of market power, including predatory pricing anti competitive vertical arrangements and anti competitive mergers and acquisitions.

Some systems regulate specifically the content of the notice on the winning bid, including the identity and coordinates of the winning bidder, the price of the winning bid, and the place of publication (e.g., on the website specified in the notice of the auction).

CA So what happened was that, through increased ability to use fracking technology, the calculated reserves of natural gas kind of exploded and the price plummeted, which made wind uncompetitive.

The United Nations has the competitive edge.

Memorandum of Understanding between the Fiscalia Nacional Económica of Chile and the Competition Bureau of Canada, 17 December 2001.