Of the 25 states, and the District of Columbia, that had adopted competition, only one, California, is even talking about expanding market pricing.
October 17, 2003: Speaker at the Cordell Hull Institute's Trade Policy Roundtable event entitled, "Investment and Competition Rules after Cancún," Washington, DC, regarding why the WTO should not adopt a competition code.
It is exceptional, in New York, for a private developer to go for architecture, much less to adopt the competition system as a way to get there.
These power plants adopt Bertland competition in each market.
In a second step, a common sense of belonging helps actors to get together and adopt cooperation-competition behaviors.
This is particularly the case in domestic infant adoption, where a scarcity of babies available to be adopted heightens competition.
In 1936 the electrical épée was adopted for competition, eliminating the sometimes inaccurate determinations by fencing officials; the arrival and judgment of hits is completely registered by the electrical apparatus.
The committee chose an area of economics that has become increasingly important as governments have privatised former public monopolies such as water, electricity and telecoms and Tirole's work has been adopted by competition regulators around the world.
Playfully called "the nursery," it adopts a competition set up, involving popular element through an online vote.
This project adopts the competition approach to prompt quit attempts among Māori and Pacific Island people.
