"Losing relative shares in a more competitive, dynamically expanding market while increasing absolute volume is a perfectly natural process".
At the competitive stage, the resource is allocated dynamically in a non-cooperative game manner.
Therefore, at the competitive stage, the VBP can control dynamically the total service request by adjusting the price according to (2), (3), (4), (5), and (6).
The aviation industry is changing dynamically in order to increase market share and remain competitive.
Jaguar is breeding its most competitive cars in decades, among them the graceful, dynamically sparkling XF and XJ sedans, yet too few people have been buying them.
Hence, in practice actors may be left with a deadlock, statically (as inaction) or dynamically (e.g., by continuous changing of ambitions), through mere undecidedness, competitive considerations, and/or anti-commons.
This tech-enabled model, in which most operational decisions are made by machines, allows companies to adapt dynamically and rapidly to changing market conditions and customer preferences, gaining tremendous competitive advantage over traditional businesses.
In dynamically changing C-RAN environments, our game process is divided two stages; the competitive stage and the bargaining stage.
Maybe fears about media consolidation, network neutrality, threats to free speech by government censors (the FCC still does that), the digital divide, consumer privacy and the rest would be allayed not by a fitful federal agency but by a wide-open, competitive market, where any provider could offer any service on dynamically-leased spectrum.
