Solar cells integrated into electric vehicles have long been a mainstay of collegiate racing competitions, but the small amount of roof area has prevented vehicle-solar installations from having a dramatic market in more conventional vehicles.
In Uganda, the electricity sector has experienced dramatic market liberation in recent years.
On the contrary, Mexico, with which Mr. Clinton seven years ago sealed the North American Free Trade Agreement, probably the most dramatic market-opening measure in recent years, could hardly be more emphatic in expressing a different view.
Ecuador is a nation characterized by immensely powerful economic and political elites who have dramatic market power and often act in a concerted anti-competitive fashion.
Historical examples are the Wassenaar Agreement in the Netherlands in 1982 and the Moncloa Pact in Spain in 1977, which are both credited with dramatic improvements in labor markets in difficult circumstances22.
Market experts note that while there have been some dramatic recoveries in markets today – French and German stock markets have rallied more than 8% – other indicators about sentiment are less vitriolic.
China's economic slowdown, which has coincided with a dramatic stock market rout in the country and sent shockwaves across global financial markets, appeared to play a strong part in falling risk appetite among UK companies.
To prepare for sudden and dramatic changes in markets, therefore, managers need to be able to choose from an often complex array of technologies, skills, and financial options.
I put together the chart above from comScore U.S. mobile subscriber estimates to illustrate the dramatic shift in market share in the smartphone market.
Even if competition doesnt produce dramatic improvements in market efficiency, it has a more basic advantage: Markets offer a variety of products and give consumers far greater choice than government bureaucracies.
