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C/E/74. Perfect competition: mobile phone shops
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This work argues that the phone shops in the UK are faced with perfect competition. Each individual is able to find the price of the phone and accessories on the internet, therefore there is very little asymmetric information. Moreover, as the barriers of entry remain low, commission fixed and rising costs, mobile phone shops are unlikely to remain profitable in the long run. The work also looks at how shops can differentiate themselves from other competitors and make sure that they are profitable in the long run.
KEYWORDS: perfect, competition, mobile, phone, shops,
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