Exit barriers in the steel industry

Mary E. Deily

Economic Review, 1988, vol. 24, issue Q I, 10-18

Abstract: A study of how excess capacity in the steel industry has persisted because of high exit barriers that have delayed the industry's contraction; includes a discussion of the effects of current trade protection and pension policies on the size of exit barriers.

Date: 1988
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