Sentence examples for competition fixed from inspiring English sources

We present an application of the design to study the effects of different pay schemes (competition, fixed pay and piece rate) on counterproductive behaviour.

Does anyone else feel it's about time for another story of outrage surrounding the BBC's portrayals of reality, with a special mention to competition fixing?

Those challenges include "fixing the culture, competition with Lyft, international competition, fixing or selling off the autonomous car business, dealing with regulators, [and] managing driver relationships".

But if he winds up looking for a run because he just needs his competition fix, he may ultimately leave with his legacy enhanced, not diminished.

The aim was to test which theoretical prediction dominated in the market – price regulation and the possibility to cut costs through quality or quality competition, which by the general theory of competition with fixed prices should enhance quality unless factors such as imperfect information influence the incentives of firms.

If that competition was fixed, it has company.

Benjamin Hedin examines the theory that the 1962 National Book Award competition was fixed.

Asked after Friday's workout here whether he would win the competition, Sanchez fixed his eyes on the reporter and said, "Absolutely".

— Donald Trump, on claims by a former Miss Pennsylvania that Sunday's Miss USA competition was fixed "I just want those people who have never experienced this to understand how magical these horses are".

On the other hand, there is some emerging evidence that competition under fixed prices may have increased quality of care [ 47]; and [ 48], as economic theory predicts.

That left Labour governing in conflict with its central purpose - using competition to fix the social recession that market fundamentalism created in the first place.