Market competitive

While professional awareness has increased, there are still hindrances to universal access in the workplace. Today almost all companies have access to the Internet, but company policy may limit usage during business hours or on company equipment Also, many countries still face prohibitive online access charges, although free market competition will take care of that in time, and Canada s no-charge policy may well be the wave of the future ... 

Cash market competition—the underlying cash (or physicals) market for the item must be broad enough to allow for healthy competition, which creates a need to manage price risk and decreases the likelihood of market corners, squeezes, or manipulation. The physical market in energy commodities is the largest such market in the world. 

Over a period of 20 years, it is possible for a company, even one that is not growing, to experience numerous changes in its business, product markets, competition, government regulations, available technologies, business strategy, labor markets, and so on. These changes are the inevitable products of its interaction with a world that is not static. 

The challenges in this process are significant. Gasoline-fueled (and diesel-fueled) vehicles powered by internal combustion engines (ICEs) won the market competition over other motive systems and their performance has since been improved and refined for more than 100 years. Furthermore, a vast infrastructure has been established that manufactures, maintains, and fuels the current vehicular fleet in the United States. 

Marketer Competitive features, time to market, fits into larger market positioning with other products... 

In market economies, however, companies are confronted with competition when selling to customers and they use the market competition when purchasing from suppliers. On the other hand, market constellations can change, when many customers compete for limited resources or raw materials provided by few large suppliers. In these situations, prices, values as well as ensured profitability within each company are decisive for the sustainable survival of the business. While the supply chain emphasizes the supply aspects including ensured supply and availability (Corsten 2001, p. 94), an essence of Porter s value chain underlining the value focus and the supply chain concept is required as basis for the study. 

The potential of stationary fuel cells for distributed generation depends on feed-in tariff policies and electricity and gas prices, as well as on market competition from gas engines and small turbines. SOFCs and MCFCs, mostly fuelled by natural gas, are likely to play an important role for combined heat and power generation in buildings. 

From an economic point of view, a machine, like the one which is currently used, would never be sold on a free market, where a client compares prices of cleaning equipments of different manufacturers. Very important and high-performing - and therefore expensive - components have been incorporated for reasons of reduced emission and energy consumption. By these means environmental standards are exceeded, a fact which is not rewarded in free market competition. 

After the solar-hydrogen demonstration plants have operated for a few years, methods will be found to increase their efficiencies, reduce their operating costs, and take advantage of mass production and free market competition to optimize their first costs. If the best scientific talent is mobilized, it... 

These different businesses may have diverse backgrounds, rooted in vegetable oil business or the petrol business, or based on investment financing, however, they all have one thing in common they produce biodiesel, or better fatty acid methyl esters (FAME) to be used by petrol companies for blending with fossil diesel to B2, B5, B10 or B100. These fatty acid methyl esters must comply with the Biodiesel Standard in use in the region of commercialization. And most importantly, this biodiesel needs to be produced at a market competitive price. 

Several economic factors affect commercialization of mycoherbicides (54. 64). the ultimate consideration being the projected economic returns from the mycoherbicide. A pathogen that is prone to be unprofitable or unpredictable in this respect, whether due to small market size, cost of production and marketing, competition from other alternative controls, or efficacy, is unlikely to be developed or offered for sale by commercial enterprises. 

Food quality is one of the most important factors determining the consumer s perception and acceptance, attraction and purchase of a product. The consumer expects a wide range of competitively priced food products of consistently high quality. The market competition and consumer pressure to move away from the use of highly processed food products towards more natural food... 

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