The Economics of Imperfect Competition
London: Macmillan & Co Ltd, 1961. Reprint. Hard Cover. Good / No Jacket. Item #2354374
1961 reprint. Pencil underlining and marginalia throughout, two minor blemishes to spine base. Binding tight and square.
xii, 352 pp. Imperfect competition refers to any market structure where individual firms have some control over market prices. It represents the reality of the business world, standing in contrast to the theoretical ideal of perfect competition, where no single firm can influence prices. The foundational framework for this field was established in 1933 by British economist Joan Robinson in her landmark book, The Economics of Imperfect Competition, alongside Edward Chamberlin who independently developed similar concepts.
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