Corporate concentration raises profits and lowers productivity
Corporate concentration, which is increasing in Canadian markets, is a major factor behind the country's decline in productivity, and reversing this trend would make the economy more productive, says regulator Research Money contributor Peter Josty.
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| Organizations: | Canadian Tire, Competition Bureau, Loblaws, Rogers, SSRN, TELUS, The Centre for Innovation Studies, and U.S. Department of Justice |
| People: | Denise Hearn, Peter Josty, and Vass Bednar |
| Topics: | corporate concentration in Canadian markets, impact of corporate concentration on productivity, and The Big Fix (book) |
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