Market Concentration in a Liberalizing Indian Economy

Ganesh Kawadia and Manasranjan Dashmishra ()

The IUP Journal of Managerial Economics, 2005, vol. III, issue 4, 70-75

Abstract: The market structure of an economy is mainly judged by the market concentration of firms. It measures the monopoly power of the firms in the industry. A market may be viewed as a means of processing the revealed preference of all the buyers and sellers and disseminating signals in the form of price incentives.

Date: 2005
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