Contestability in the Australian wheat export industry
P O'Keeffe - Journal of Australian Political Economy, The, 2017 - search.informit.org
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In the past 30 years, policy makers have argued that privatisation and deregulation of State-
administered businesses, services and infrastructure leads to enhanced choice, competition
and greater efficiency. Less clear is the question of how contestability theory has been used
as a policy lens to understand and predict competition and firm behaviour in deregulated
markets. To address this issue, I analyse the application of contestability theory to the
Australian wheat export market.
administered businesses, services and infrastructure leads to enhanced choice, competition
and greater efficiency. Less clear is the question of how contestability theory has been used
as a policy lens to understand and predict competition and firm behaviour in deregulated
markets. To address this issue, I analyse the application of contestability theory to the
Australian wheat export market.
In the past 30 years, policy makers have argued that privatisation and deregulation of State-administered businesses, services and infrastructure leads to enhanced choice, competition and greater efficiency. Less clear is the question of how contestability theory has been used as a policy lens to understand and predict competition and firm behaviour in deregulated markets. To address this issue, I analyse the application of contestability theory to the Australian wheat export market.
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