Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Lack of competition in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In some areas, there has been a lack of competition and a perpetuation of vested interests.
Where there is a lack of competition in providing services to the public
A lack of competition on a market can give rise to customers paying higher prices for the products concerned
With two players, on the contrary, the lack of competition makes the game shallow and even a bit boring.
rating agencies' oligopolistic structure, as well as their lack of competition, transparency and accountability.
This implies identifying sectors whose development is held back by lack of competition and which, as a result, do not perform efficiently.
Investigations by the national Competition Authority point to lack of competition in some sectors, e.g. in network industries.
The Commission will therefore be coming forward very shortly with comprehensive new proposals for long-term solutions to address the underlying problem of lack of competition in roaming markets.
The financial crisis has highlighted that there are three key problems in the industry: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework
However, the recent financial crisis has highlighted that there are three key problems in the industry: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework
The review argues that one of the main problems in this case is lack of competition- very often only one bidder applies for a tender,
concerning their lack of competition, their oligopolistic structures,
The example of textiles has shown that the benefits of trade opening are not always passed on to end consumers due to bottlenecks and lack of competition.
The lack of competition in the local access market in all Member States is a major issue that must be tackled to ensure the success of the Internet in Europe.
Furthermore, the price level continues to be among the highest in the EU- partly reflecting lack of competition in certain sectors
Indeed, the financial crisis has demonstrated that there are three key problems in how these agencies operate: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings
The European Commission estimates that the cost of the waste and lack of competition resulting from the fragmentation of public procurement in the Community is some ECU 20 billion per year- equivalent to approximately half of the entire Community budget.
regulating the global financial market and find effective solutions for their lack of competition.
the most serious of which are oligopolistic structures and the lack of competition, accountability and transparency.
The recent financial crisis has highlighted that there are three key problems in the credit rating agencies industry: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework and no liability for ratings by CRAs.