Market share

Abuse of a situation arising from a dominant or monopolistic position in a market or market segment

We literally gained market share.

Some experts expressed concern over the dominant presence of international certifiers in their domestic market.

We have a 20 share of the market.

Steinhoff is dominant in the neighbouring South African market and might abuse that position dominance in the Zimbabwean market by undercutting prices or becoming a price leader.

The dominant market position of large retailers has been strengthened through cross border buying alliances among nominally independent retailers.

These are the market share. Most people wanted the combo deal.

Such may be the intent of dominant majorities in powerful States who, in a pluralist (minority rights) context, might have to share power.

However, the difficulty lies in determining a dominant position itself, since an enterprise which does not enjoy a dominant position in the market or is not in a monopoly situation, for example, lacks the means to avoid effective competition as alternative solutions are available to customers in the same market.

A case in point may be that firms should refrain from abusing any dominant market position that an investment arrangement might offer.

Tourism remains buoyant, maintaining its share of the market with rising annual figures.

As a result, the sector lost 29 per cent of its market share.7

The dominant perspective on development at the time of the Summit focused on the virtues of the market in guiding the course of development.

Consequently, the fundamental issue is that of thorough familiarity with the market which is suffering from domination, and identification of the dominant position itself.

Generally it is a combination of such criteria which provides grounds for claiming that an enterprise occupies a dominant position in a given market.

They're the dominant builders and to a large extent, the dominant designers.

A dominant position is a prerequisite for the abuse of dominant position.

The second hand EEE market accounts for a large share of total domestic EEE sales.

The company had more than 37 per cent of the world market share in 1996.

Distribution systems have reduced the market share of traditional travel agents, although high street travel agents still dominate the market in terms of distribution.

According to other views, a much smaller market share, as low as 8 per cent, could suffice for a retailer to have market power.

The factor that could limit the dominant market position of retailers is the increasing reliance on e commerce and the shift in power to consumers.

And if you think about it, how could one sector possibly take market share away from another sector if it isn't really allowed to market?

A slightly growing global market and a very small UNICEF market share of 1 per cent leaves room for growth for many years to come.

Carrefour the largest foreign firm is number four, with a market share of 9.9 per cent.

Identifying a dominant position involves assessing the shape of the market for products and services in which the enterprise may occupy a position which enables it to direct the market in keeping with its own economic policy.

Two truths are dominant.

According to some views, market power can be exerted by a retailer only if it has at least a 35 per cent share of the market.

The size of market share, expressed in terms of turnover or sales volume, measuring the enterprise s position in the market in question as compared with competitors.

This is market share of Apache Web server one of the critical applications in Web based communications.

Hypermarkets in Thailand, for instance, cannot be considered to have and to abuse market power, since each of them has a market share below 35 per cent.

Foreign investors' increased holding of A shares also implies the growing attraction of the current A share market.

India has been successful in capturing a small but growing share of the world export market for software.

The erosion of the market share of weaker commodity exporters in world markets was a source of concern.

An enterprise or group of enterprises exercise market power when its or their activities occupy a dominant position in the domestic market or a substantial part of it which is characterized by a monopoly or a manifest concentration of economic power.

Green tea is likely to take over some market share from herbal and decaffeinated teas, although it may have an impact in the black tea market as well.

For instance, Amazon s share of the online retail market in the US is already at 34 . By 2020, this will likely to rise to 50 . In China however, Amazon s market share is less than 1 , a far cry from that of Alibaba and JD.com.

The tables below show the value of national income at market prices and the per capita share in that income, as well as the GDP value at market prices.

There is low labor market for women in the formal sector, but women's share in management positions is worse.

The British Virgin Islands has accumulated an estimated 45 per cent share of the global market for this service.

Japan s share of Guam s tourist market rose from 71.2 per cent in 1992 to 75.5 per cent in 1996.

Developing countries were the dominant host.

Core changes of the market become the lingering volatilities surrounding the A share market after the abnormal fluctuations in 2015, with many issues pending. Money supply in the market remained weak, making it very hard to earn money.

For transnational corporations (TNCs) and large companies, this related to export markets whereas SMEs were more specifically concerned with domestic market share, including increased market opportunities as suppliers to TNCs.