Sentence examples for foreign entrants from inspiring English sources

However, local firms may also enjoy "spillovers" from foreign entrants by imitating their methods or recruiting employees trained by the foreigners and steeped in their know-how.

Such foreign entrants can displace local rivals, but then the locals often deserve to be displaced.

Other bits of the region, such as South-East Asia, are open to foreign entrants.

Or foreign entrants who are happy to have their prize sent to somebody in the UK.

But between the domestic survivors and the foreign entrants, consumers still have more goods to choose from.

Foreign entrants face many state-owned competitors – particularly Sberbank and VTB – which exacerbates the problems they face in winning business.

Though ineligible for gold as a foreign entrant, the Scot, 23, beat a field packed with skiers fighting for places on Norway's world-leading Olympic team.

The basic idea is that effects will depend on complexity the technology introduced by the foreign entrant and the technology gap between domestic and foreign-owned firms (Kokko 1994; Girma 2005b).

In fact, host economy benefits from presence of majority foreign-owned companies, and it depends on the time of presence of the foreign entrant into domestic market, hence the longer the better.

With the uproar overbotched electricity de-regulation in California signaling trouble for free-market power in the U.S., you'd think that a foreign entrant to the field might have second thoughts.

In Russia most of the new foreign-brand entrants, except for Renault and Fiat, are going it alone.