possibilities of application of the index concentration of linda in small economy, example of serbian food industries
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Abstract
The aim of this paper is to show the possibility
and importance of using the index of concentration of Linda in
the analysis of market structure in small economies, and thus, to
examine the possibility of its involvement in the practice of
anti-monopoly state authorities in those countries. Results of
application of the mentioned (system) index are proved in
comparison with the results of previously conducted cluster
analysis in the food industry, one of the most competitive
branch in the economy of Serbia. The study showed the solidity
and excellent opportunities of using the index of Lindа even in
relatively small economy, in which predominate oligopolistic
and other imperfectly-competitive structures.
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| Authors | ;Bukvic Rajko M.;Pavlovic Radica Z.;Gajic Aleksandar M. |
| Journal | feminist media studies |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.AUOFMTE.2014-3.3070
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