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Competition has intensified dramatically in the world economy following globalization and the establishment of the WTO. For policy planners, understanding the nature of competition has become a necessity for the survival of emerging economies like India. This volume deals with the measurement and assessment of competition in the Indian manufacturing industries.The book evaluates competition as a process using multi-dimensional indicators from structure, conduct, and performance paradigm. The dynamics of competition is assessed in terms of the mobility of firms, share-cutting, and the persistence of profits in the Indian manufacturing sector.One of the very few in this area, the volume covers 500 companies classified into 14 industries, is comprehensive in its scope, and employs appropriate tools of analysis and comes up with new empirical findings and insights.
This volume investigates the nature and intensity of competition within the Indian manufacturing sector in the context of global economic shifts. The author, Shanta Pushpangadan, utilizes a structure-conduct-performance paradigm to evaluate how firms navigate market pressures. By analyzing data from 500 companies across 14 distinct industries, the work provides a rigorous empirical framework for understanding firm mobility, profit persistence, and market share dynamics in an emerging economy.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this work as a specialized resource for policy planners and economists focusing on industrial organization in developing nations. Readers frequently note the technical density of the empirical analysis, which serves as a foundational reference for understanding the competitive landscape of Indian manufacturing.
Page Count:
200
Publication Date:
2009-08-31
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198060793
ISBN-13:
9780198060796
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