Does Exogenous Barriers to Entry Make Firms Less Competitive? A Field Study in Inebolu

Abstract

obtained the ideas and perceptions of firms about the relationship between barriers to entry and firm's behavior. As a result of this research it is reached that in markets with high exogenous barriers to entry, incumbent firms behave less competitive consistent with the results of previous studies. This behavior also effects market and firm performance negatively.

Relationship Between Success and Competition: The Analysis of Selected European Football Leagues

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