microeconomics is the field of economics that studies how the number of firms effects.
microeconomics is the field of economics that studies how the number of firms effects.
which field of economics studies how the number of firms effects?
microeconomics
competitive heterogeneity is a concept from strategic management that examines why industries do not converge on one best way of doing things. in the view of strategic management scholars, the microeconomics of production and competition combine to predict that industries will be composed of identical firms offering identical products at identical prices. deeper analyses of this topic were taken up in industrial organization economics by crossover economics/strategic-management scholars such as harold demsetz and michael porter. demsetz argued that better-managed firms would make better products (or similar products at lower costs) than their competitors. such firms would translate better products or lower prices (an optimal decision based on lower costs) into higher levels of demand, which would lead to revenue growth. these firms would then be larger than the more poorly managed competitors. porter argued that firms in an industry would cluster into strategic groups. each group would be similar and movement between groups would be difficult and costly (barriers to mobility). richard rumelt and stephen lippman demonstrated how firms could differ in an industry in partial equilibrium-like circumstances. richard nelson and sidney g. winter discussed how firms develop differing capabilities. during this time, industrial economics focused on industry characteristics, treated the differences among firms in an industry as trivial. this was a point of contention within strategy and between strategy and economics from about 1980 to the mid-1990s.
competitive heterogeneity
one of the most imposing building in the ix district, situated between the lenhossék and thaly kálmán street, under mester street 56-58. the school building houses a dormitory for girls.









































the main objectives of the school are









































bullet::::- economics studies









































bullet::::- information technology









































bullet::::- foreign languages









































bullet::::- football and handball









































the school focuses on the education of economics studies. it also offers opportunity to take ecdl exams and has a handball and a football team.









































bullet::::- in this school studied:









































• dr. sándor csányi the managing director of otp









































• dr lászló utassy a garancia insurant president-managing director
saint stephen vocational secondary school of economics