Titlebook: Industrial Economics; Issues and Perspecti Paul R. Ferguson,Glenys J. Ferguson Textbook 1998Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 199

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Paul R. Ferguson,Glenys J. Fergusonlarly the phase congruency and monogenic filtering methods. The initial approach to the stereo matching problem employed feature based correlation methods. However, the requirement for more dense depth-map output led us to the development of disparity map estimation methods, minimizing a matching co

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Paul R. Ferguson,Glenys J. Fergusonmputer Graphics Theory and Applications, which was held in Lisbon, Portugal, during February 5–8, 2009 and organized by the Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication (INSTICC). VISIGRAPP comprises three component conferences, namely, the International Conferenc

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Paul R. Ferguson,Glenys J. Fergusonnformation. The proposed method partitions an image sequence into independently moving regions with similar 3-dimensional (3D) motion and distance to the observer. In the recognition stage, category-specific information is integrated into the partitioning process. An object category is represented b

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Introduction,ury (marginal analysis) led many economists to believe that they had an analytical framework capable of providing answers to most of the problems of industrial economics. In recent years, doubts have crept in. Controversies now surround many of the central areas of investigation, and the ‘traditiona

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The Structure-Conduct-Performance Paradigm,isation (Section 1.2). SCP postulates causal relationships between the structure of a market, the conduct of firms in that market and economic performance. It has been used to provide the theoretical justification for competition policy (Sections 8.3-8.9). Here SCP has provided the rationale for mea

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,Monopolies — Good or Bad?,economic welfare. Such concerns have led to the establishment of bodies (for instance, the Monopolies and Mergers Commission in the UK) whose aim is to identify the presence of market power, and then to regulate or to eliminate any monopoly abuse. The task of such bodies is by no means straightforwa

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Invention, Innovation and Diffusion,s in methods of production and organisation. However, textbooks often ignore the process of change, concentrating instead on the beneficial effects of price competition. This is a major omission, for as Schumpeter argues: . The lack of attention paid to new products and processes in most economic te

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