The state owned oil (Pemex) and electric power (Federal Electricity Commission) companies face no competition.

Competition authorities, on the other hand, tend to believe that the more competition, the better.

Competition agencies in developing countries, and in countries that have only relatively recently begun enforcing a competition law, face special challenges in developing an anti cartel programme.

The railway company will not have any competition with private companies, yet they will face economic pressure.

This paper deals with the issues and problems that commonly face competition agencies in this set of countries.

Coupled with the competition Europe will face from low wage but increasingly well educated countries, the outlook seems bleak.

Moreover, government agencies operate in many areas in which they face little competition and thus little pressure to innovate.

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In some areas, more active government involvement will be needed to ensure more effective competition.

Young Europeans have become demoralized by the rigor and intensity of the global competition that they face. Drive and enterprise evaporate.

Thousands of children are annually taken from social risk situations and are prepared so that they can face labour market competition.

As more countries embrace IP, competition and conflict is bound to intensify.

It is another when the European project means that French workers face competition from Polish plumbers, Romanian farmers, and Turkish shop clerks.

So we've talked about the static face and judging the static face, but actually, we're more comfortable with judging the moving face.

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More competition means that previously sheltered companies must shape up and become more productive, innovating simply to survive.

Competition law and policy have also been linked more directly to trade issues.

Entrepreneurs need to face competition in order to develop, whereas individuals who are laid off may have difficulties getting back into productive work.

Year after year, after year, after year, they're more innovative than all their competition.

Their leaders must do more to tackle entrenched domestic interests and encourage foreign competition.

There was an important pearling industry from the 1860s until about 1970 when it collapsed in the face of competition from the plastics industry.

More and more countries are enforcing competition laws more rigorously and also adopting tactics such as the introduction of leniency programmes and dawn raids.

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An analysis was presented in which the competitiveness of the different players in the distribution sector in the face of potential foreign competition was assessed.

It's very impressive. It's really a research event packaged in a more exciting competition event.

It is inevitable that, as a competition agency becomes more active in prosecuting cartels (and other violations of the competition law), some of its cases will be appealed.

But this helped Europe s small countries more than the big ones, and it implied more competition for Germany, Europe s biggest economy.

Where do I stand in this lively debate? I believe that more diversity in banking, and more competition, is highly desirable.

Two face to face surveys of more than 2,500 Iranian adults, conducted in 2000 and 2005, clearly show the trend.

Concerns were expressed that those 6,000 persons may face difficulties in view of potential competition with neighbouring communities for access to agricultural land and water resources.

Competition will force some to work harder, to become more efficient, or to accept lower profits.

Fourth, the role of rating agencies needs to be rethought, with more regulation and competition introduced.

It seems to have evaded him that unchecked power might be more spiritually demeaning than competition.

They would more probably have been completely unrelated and very possibly in competition with each other.

Meanwhile, an increase in the exchange rate is likely to contribute to inequality in China, as its poor farmers face increasing competition from America s highly subsidized farms.

But humans are social creatures with no natural predators, so female competition is more widespread and demonstrative performance and display are more likely.

(c) An information note on recent important competition cases, with special reference to competition cases involving more than one country, and taking into account information to be received from member States

Reformers have exposed the public sector to competition, not least from private providers, rendering it more efficient.

The army s repression of the Muslim Brotherhood is more a question of competition for power than of religion.

More inequality led legislators, at least in that case, to prefer less competition and less expansion in lending.

More significant by far is the competition for power that takes place in the bowels of the presidency.

Likewise, open contempt of money hungry businesspeople and competition is expressed more often in France than in America.

Scott was not the only man courting Zelda, and the competition only drove Scott to want her more.

Promoting wider participation in international cooperation and more cooperation among developing countries in the competition policy area and