Consider the following goods: cement, mineral water, automobiles, retail banking. In each case, determine the relevant...
Consider the following goods: cement, mineral water, automobiles, retail banking. In each case, determine the relevant market boundaries and present an estimate of the degree of concentration.
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The relevant market area is a geographic area in which the concerned firms faces homogeneous competition in the supply of their goods.
Cement - region near manufacturing site.
60%
Mineral water - region with lack of natural resources for water supply.
90%
Automobile- urban area.
90%
Retail banking - urban area with mass population.
80%
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