Examples of using Entry barriers in English and their translations into Russian
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as well as market entry barriers.
Have low financial and technical entry barriers, for example by requiring only modest infrastructure investments
monopolistic industries with high entry barriers, many of which were formerly regulated.
can also contribute to women's improved marketing access by reducing costs and lowering entry barriers.
In the wearing apparel industry, low entry barriers facilitate informality since production requires relatively little capital
The constraints included lack of market access and market entry barriers such as non-tariff measures
high entry barriers, a high ratio of fixed costs to variable costs,
market analysis needs to focus on qualitative criteria: entry barriers, the availability of alternative ways for access to end users(including the availability of measures aimed at retaining end users),
to remove market entry barriers, including non-tariff measures
regulations removing legal entry barriers across member States for infrastructure service industries while extending enforcement of competition rules to the firms operating in these sectors,
In addition, since non-tariff measures can act as important market entry barriers to developing country exports,
services; market entry barriers and trade remedies; implementation issues;
central credit allocation and market entry barriers in the late 1970s and early 1980s,
raising quality standards to facilitate market access/market entry barriers posed by standards; development of infrastructure/pressure on existing resources;
market entry barrier, network effect, ecosystem effect.
measures is a major market entry barrier for developing countries' exports.
The inability of a developing country seller to provide credit to a buyer can be a significant market entry barrier, especially if the buyer is in a developing country.
The Government is lifting marketing regulations that act as an entry barrier to agricultural trading activities.
George Stigler defined an entry barrier as"A cost of producing that must be borne by a firm which seeks to enter an industry
Raising the entry barrier(a United Russia proposal)