Transition from Domestic Competition to Strategizing Incentives as an Ex-Ante Process toward International Competitiveness

Authors

  • Peerapat Chokesuwattanaskul Joint doctoral program in Business Administration, Chulalongkorn University, Thammasat University and National Institute of Development Administration, Thailand

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59529/gbej.v3i2.18

Keywords:

leniency program, developing economies firms, competitive market, cartel, competitiveness, incentive

Abstract

Domestic competition policy plays essential and fundamental role behind firms’ international competitiveness. In particular, this issue is even more important in emerging economies, where markets are still developing. Antecedents of firms’ resources, proper industrial environment, and influence of institutions that are considered as competitive advantages are “incentivizing” process that let firms create their competitiveness through competitive market. I propose that cartel is a promising situation to create so-
called transition process. Leniency program should be considered as a promising policy generating distrustful atmosphere among cartelists and deter them from forming cartel. This leads to higher degree of competitive market and facilitates incentives to create competitiveness internationally.

Published

2025-01-06

How to Cite

Chokesuwattanaskul, P. (2025). Transition from Domestic Competition to Strategizing Incentives as an Ex-Ante Process toward International Competitiveness. Global Business and Economics Journal (GBEJ), 3(2), 105–134. https://doi.org/10.59529/gbej.v3i2.18

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