When the companies agreed on certain pricing arrangements, this was not a limitation on competition but a form of competition.
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At the time, Ford had just been bested by General Motors Company (NYSE:GM), its North American rival, in a hotly contested competition to form a joint venture with Shanghai Automobile Industry Corporation to produce passenger cars in China.
Crazy as it sounds, even though venture capitalists stand to benefit individually by reduced capital gains taxes--partners split 20% to 30% of a fund's profits--the reduced rates would also lower entry barriers for new competition in the form of angels and corporations.
One is to the hospital industry, for which the bill actually bans a potent form of competition.
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A. is now facing stiff competition overseas in the form of cheaper and shorter business school degrees.
Will the FTC turn a blind eye toward this advanced form of competition?
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This form of competition does nothing to serve the general interest in holding down costs, inefficiency and waste in the delivery of medical care.
Company after company has reached out to the web audience to run some form of competition, reaching back to the Netflix Prize in 2006.
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That competition will take the form of improving wages and conditions in order to attract that labour so that profits can be made from them.
The established High Street banks are understandably less than keen on this new form of competition, particularly as it has been made clear to them that they will be expected to help fund it.
Finally, OUYA got a little more competition this week in the form of the GameStick.
At the weekend the G14 group of clubs denied a media report they wanted to form a breakaway competition.
There's no better catalyst for change than competition, lately in the form of new models: the Airbus A380 and the Boeing 787.
The next wave usually takes the form of stiffer competition from firms in countries where there are no antidumping duties on the critical input.
Less impressive has been United's form in European club competition, with a shock failure to reach the knockout stages of the Champions League, then a two-leg defeat to Athletic Bilboa in the Europa League.
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In typically relaxed form, Ivan entered the competition at 2.20m and proceeded to jump with his tracksuit bottoms still on.
But then in the last 30 meters, she felt her form starting to break as the competition gained on her.
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However, when he got to hospital, he found he had competition for the precious donor organ, in the form of a patient in a far more serious condition.
The regulatory competition, they argue, ensures that the most efficient form of corporate governance triumphs.
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The New iPad leverages all the enhancements offered by the iPhone4S into a bigger form factor and further sets itself apart from competition.
Many rivals are annoyed at governments helping to keep bankrupt national carriers going in some form or another, because it can distort competition.
The inclusion of former Bangladesh under-19 captain Sohrawordi, meanwhile, is based on his recent form in Bangladesh's first-class competition, which has brought him 191 runs and 21 wickets in five games.
But former world number one Dinara Safina's poor form continued as she was dumped out of the competition by Romanian Alexandra Dulgheru, losing 6-4 6-7 6-1.
But there is a danger in too much indiscriminate support: it would freeze the airlines in their present form, with their current capacity, and reduce competition, at a time when the right response is probably to shrink the industry.
The Premier League's new financial rules - which were brought in on Monday - are similar to Uefa's current licensing guidelines, but differ in that they are compulsory to clubs and punishment takes the form of sanctions as opposed to outright exclusion from competition.
The in-form Vaas did reach his second half century of the competition, before smashing Adil Rashid to mid-wicket on 53.
Pericard is the first signing in the January transfer window for manager Danny Wilson but faces competition for a place in the line-up from in-form forwards Charlie Austin and Billy Paynter.
Had this been a private-sector enterprise, competition and the threat of liability would have spurred innovation in the form of frequent updating of the drug's purification and formulation with state-of-the art technologies and would have required rigorous adherence to government regulations.
The pace of business was slower, lack of internet popularity prevented hordes of competition in the space and, as a result recruiters could retain and form lasting relationships with clients easier.
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