Examples of market share

• The payoff for each player is determined by two elements: the gains from market share and the costs of clinical trial.

• It may also reflect the attempts of smaller companies to gain market share through aggressive price strategies.

• Liberalization has allowed new private entrants to absorb an almost 30% market share.

• Liberalization has allowed new private entrants to absorb more than 30% market share.

• They are stimulated to develop good programs to increase market share.

• Agents bargaining in the market share at least one intrinsically collective goal.

• This suggests that the economy has become more competitive, allowing it to increase market share.

• A large market share may also be a proxy for the size of the sales force and the number of branches and distribution channels.

• The six big multinationals3 have a very large market share for seeds of certain crops.

• Detailed information on market share of producers was not available and sampling was intended to reflect market share as seen by the shopper.

• In other words, a robust market share can be obtained through extensive marketing programs.

• Programs are prioritized based not on scientific merit or clinical need but their ability to wrest market share of lucrative patients eager for costly procedures.

• As a result, the market share of managed care insurers who take an active role in managing the delivery of care has risen dramatically (25).

• During the second period, when irrigation area irrigators increased their market share, the price difference between private diverters and irrigation areas became measurable.

• This outcome is likely if the market share of the labeled item is a small portion of the overall market.