A narrow product range, rising competition, falling advisory fees and billions of dollars in wealth hidden from tax officials have stifled profits for private banks, which have aggressively increased operations in India.
Many of the complaints about Brazil "have very little to do with the market and more to do with our self-inflicted dynamics," said Kevin Efrusy, partner at Accel Partners, referring to hyper-competition in a narrow range of companies such that their success depends solely on execution rather than ideas.
Luke O'Nien's superb finish proved the difference as Wycombe extended their unbeaten run to five games in all competitions with a narrow victory over Chesterfield.
The results episode for "America's Got Talent" topped the ratings on Wednesday night as the reality competition gave NBC a narrow victory in prime time.
More recently, a government effort to create a consortium of companies to catapult the United States into the HDTV competition has drawn a narrow circle of eligibility, ruling out companies such as Sony, Philips, and Thomson that do R&D and production in the United States but are foreign-owned.
Because of this inherent difficulty, antitrust law punishes aggressive competition only under a narrow set of circumstances and not in most others.
It was already accepted, at least outside a narrow band of classical economists, that perfect competition did not exist.
Loeb held a narrow lead over Hirvonen entering the weekend's competition.
Dover stretched their unbeaten run in all competitions to nine games with a narrow win over Gateshead.
THE annual competition presented by Creative Arts Workshop in New Haven has a narrow focus.
Prior to social competition, rats were individually trained to enter a narrow runway leading to chocolate rewards (Fig. 1C).
