There would be fierce competition for the market and this would replace competition in the market and ensure that prices remained competitive.
In a few years, as the seven original Baby Bells dwindled to four, consolidation seemed to replace competition as the industry watchword.
Urging, among other measures, that cooperation replace competition, they joined forces with the cooperativist movement and financed several small cooperative societies that favoured copartnership and profit sharing in industry.
By doing so, the area is helping to write a new chapter in charter-district relations, one that replaces competition with collaboration to better serve the needs of students, regardless of which school they attend.
The Federal Communications Commission said last week that no satellite TV service would emerge in two years to replace competition lost by the combination of EchoStar's Dish Network and Hughes's DirecTV.
market economies by replacing competition with planning would result in.
It means we allow compassion to replace competition, dialogue to replace discord, sharing to replace secrecy and generosity to replace greed.
But let political leaders everywhere tell their publics the truth: the years of easy post-war growth are gone, replaced by competition that cannot be wished away, and so must be met head-on and ideally head-on and
The so-called competitive exclusion principle refers to the phenomenon that different species compete in a shortage of resources, making a species excluded or replaced in competition.
When organizational density is high, which indicates a high level of organizational development, the legitimacy mechanism is replaced by competition mechanism, and the rapid development of organizational density is harmful to organizational performance.
