What do we know about entry?
International Journal of Industrial OrganizationPublished 1 December 1995
Paul A. Geroski
Citations1,975
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Abstract
This paper is a brief survey of recent empirical work on entry. It is organized as a series of stylized facts and a series of stylized results which together summarize much of what is generally understood - or believed - about what drives entry, and about the effects that entry has on markets.
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