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C/E/57. Implications of contestable and perfect competition theories on construction industry

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DATE:: 2005
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This paper comments on competitive analysis in construction market. The writer presents a contestable market theory and its main differences and similarities to the theory of perfect competition. The paper also evaluates whether these theories are applicable for the construction industry market with a large affect on the competition forces.

KEYWORDS: implications, contestable, perfect, competition, theories, construction, industry,

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