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The state of competition and dynamism in the U.S. economy


The state of competition and dynamism: Facts about concentration ...

An enduring narrative about the U.S. economy, along with rugged individualism and the opportunity to rise from rags to riches, ...

The state of competition and dynamism in the U.S. economy

This paper describes the state of competition in the economy, related patterns in entrepreneurship, and policies that promote or inhibit competition.

The Importance of Competition for the American Economy | CEA

Healthy market competition is fundamental to a well-functioning U.S. economy. Basic economic theory demonstrates that when firms have to compete ...

The State of Competition and Dynamism: Facts about Concentration ...

Over the past few decades there have been troubling indications that dynamism and competition in the U.S. economy have declined.

A Pro-Competition Economic Agenda: How Government Can Build ...

The decades-long trend toward greater consolidation in most US industries benefited a small number of large incumbent firms at the expense of ...

America Must Rediscover Its Dynamism in - IMF eLibrary

There is growing evidence that the US economy is not as dynamic as it used to be. A key aspect of business dynamism is new business formation.

Dynamism in the West, Stagnation for Much of the Rest

American economic dynamism suffered such a blow with the Great Recession that most states have barely recovered a decade later.

Where are the Country's Most Economically Dynamic States Coming ...

The country's most dynamic state economies are predominantly fast-growing places in the West and South, with five of the top 10 concentrated in the Mountain ...

Promoting Competition in the American Economy - Federal Register

A fair, open, and competitive marketplace has long been a cornerstone of the American economy, while excessive market concentration threatens basic economic ...

The Sources of Renewed National Dynamism - RAND

Arguably, that is precisely the challenge that faces the United States. ... Left unchecked, these trends will threaten domestic and international ...

Mass Flourishing and Economic Dynamism

Why did several Western nations—first the United Kingdom, then the United States, France, and Germany—see a remarkable period of innovation, economic growth, ...

Is Lack of Competition Strangling the U.S. Economy?

... economy (including the tech sector) uncovers classic signs of unhealthy concentration: rising profits, weak investment, and low business dynamism. The ...

What Happened to US Business Dynamism? | BFI

This research finds that the key consideration in resolving this question is the degree of competition within markets, and the relative position ...

The Corporate-Government Dynamic, Rent-Seeking, and the ...

Recognizing the American system that encourages corporate competition and free enterprise is intrinsically important for business development, ...

Ten Facts on Declining Business Dynamism and Lessons from ...

In this paper, we review the literature on declining business dynamism and its implications in the United States and propose a unifying theory.

Competition and market dynamism - OECD

Increased competition can improve a country's economic performance, open business opportunities to its citizens and reduce the cost of goods and ...

Productivity, Economic Dynamism and the “Failure of Competition ...

For example, Gutiérrez and Philippon (2019) focus on whether firms in the US exit from less profitable industries and enter more profitable ones ...

Are Markets Becoming Less Competitive? - Richmond Fed

National markets in many U.S. industries seem to be increasingly dominated by large companies. Some policymakers have argued that this growing market ...

Slowing Business Dynamism and Productivity Growth in the United ...

policies that could help spur competition and innovation in the U.S. economy and ultimately prop up business dynamism? The findings of this paper hint at ...

Putting Dynamism in Its Place | National Affairs

America's economic dynamism has exhibited a skills bias, with disruptions tending to emerge in the form of new production by highly educated workers that ...