Sentence examples for concentrated markets from inspiring English sources

"When Southwest entered a market, it was able to constrain price increases, even in concentrated markets," Professor Sager said.

"The economics of the internet favor natural monopolies, the absence of a competitive business environment can result in more concentrated markets, benefiting incumbent firms.

Trustbusters used to worry most about the scope for firms making standardised products in concentrated markets to arrive at an unspoken agreement on prices.

Conversely, Virginia has one of the least concentrated markets, with its two largest insurers controlling only one-quarter of the industry.

This means that more efficient banks will inevitably get a bigger share of the cake in concentrated markets, such as Britain, and buy weaker, less efficient competitors in fragmented markets such as America.

Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, which received billions of pounds in state funds and count the British government as their biggest shareholder, might be forced to sell assets and find ways to reduce their liabilities because the aid helped them to remain leaders in some concentrated markets, Ms. Kroes said at a conference in London on Tuesday.

"It's a pretty concentrated market already," he said.

Erste Bank, which is Austrian like RBI, has more concentrated market power.

Wireless access is not only a separate market, it's also a highly concentrated market in America.

"We have looked forward in an increasingly concentrated market," said Bert van Dijk, vice president for human resources for Van Melle.

As an example of the concentrated market power in South Australia, Mountain pointed to AGL, which owns the Torrens Island power station.