Titlebook: Competition and Technological Change in the Television Industry; An Empirical Evaluat Erik Arnold Book 1985 Erik Arnold 1985 competition.in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07492-1competition; industry; television

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Die BinnenschifffahrtsspeditionThe semiconductor manufacturers affect television set makers in two ways: as the traditional suppliers of television components (a tradition lasting, in the case of Mullard, back into the valve era); and as suppliers of new components for viewdata, teletext, remote control and other new set enhancements.

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Speditionsbetriebslehre und LogistikThis chapter examines empirical evidence from the television industry about the issues raised by the first section of each of chapters 1, 2 and 3. Those sections reviewed theory about the importance of the separation of ownership from control for firm behaviour and about the type of goals pursued by firms.

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Die BinnenschifffahrtsspeditionThis chapter discusses the pattern of technical change in the UK television industry, the impact of this pattern on television set reliability, and the role of R & D. It provides evidence from the industry about issues raised in the second section of each of chapters 1, 2 and 3.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11457-4This chapter explores consumers’ demand for television and related new products with the aid of available statistics and the perceptions of the television industry. Theoretical treatments of the relationship between supply and demand were discussed in section four of each of chapters 1, 2 and 3.

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The Semiconductor IndustryThe semiconductor manufacturers affect television set makers in two ways: as the traditional suppliers of television components (a tradition lasting, in the case of Mullard, back into the valve era); and as suppliers of new components for viewdata, teletext, remote control and other new set enhancements.

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Technical ChangeThis chapter discusses the pattern of technical change in the UK television industry, the impact of this pattern on television set reliability, and the role of R & D. It provides evidence from the industry about issues raised in the second section of each of chapters 1, 2 and 3.