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Market Power
Market Power
Market Power
Market Power

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Market Power Defined

The ability to generate profits by raising prices above competitive levels. Market power can result from either an increased unilateral ability to raise price or from an industry structure conducive to collusive activities.

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Wed Oct 15

  • BecauseYouThin k.TV: David Malone dvd's - last night at http://www.bbc .co.uk/program mes/b00dzypr - David Ruelle on "the experience of interacting&qu ot; (Paris of 1968 ;) - also Ormerod - the power of the computer meant "no more depressions&qu ot;, stable equilibriums and Lovelock on the "sense of certainty" ; -- from mechanistic deterministic enlightenment (control-over) to the decay of the Detroit book depository (living the dream, promises to future generations - rotting) - beautiful stuff - visuals, music, commentary and content - tiny disturbances (the difference), the science of war, predicting, controlling, objectives (and body counts) - in the end both sides were fighting the chaos - transitions, points and moments of instability - "chaos is a part of the system, not just it's breakdown" ; - life is more than the iconic assembly line (controlling, planning, engineering like a well oiled machine) - stop looking for a cause, "it was going to tip" - new metaphors, for turbulent times, beyond Detroit

Sun Oct 12

  • Society of Control - Deleuze (1990): "just as the corporation replaces the factory, perpetual training tends to replace the school, and continuous control to replace the examination. Which is the surest way of delivering the school over to the corporation&qu ot; - "But in the present situation, capitalism is no longer involved in production, which it often relegates to the Third World, even for the complex forms of textiles, metallurgy, or oil production. It's a capitalism of higher-order production. It no-longer buys raw materials and no longer sells the finished products: it buys the finished products or assembles parts" - "Corrupti on thereby gains a new power. Marketing has become the center or the "soul&quo t; of the corporation&qu ot; - head strong, not heart-felt - organisation stuck in a body?

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Sat Sep 27

  • The Austrian Economists: Let Them Fail: As usual, these days, comments worth reading too - "The market economy is a profit and LOSS system" - "Resource s do not disappear, they get reallocated&qu ot; (money not lost but stolen) - get out of the way - tampering with self-correctin g processes - churn v collapse - bankruptcies per month v per decade (NYC v Soviet Russia) - "economie s are embedded in a polity" (we do let the small-guys fail, it's the big-guys...) - "It is through exchange that difference becomes a blessing, not a curse" - usury (again)

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