An Analysis of Earning the Market Share Vs Buying the Market Share

The Austrian Market Share

Over the generations, the popularity of the Austrian School’s approach to economics has risen, fallen, and risen again. Figure 1 represents a speculative guess at the “market share” of Austrian ideas among academic economists, where “Austrian” is broadly defined as individuals who believe in, or are at least highly sympathetic to, most of the core doctrine emanating from the Austrian School fou...

A Market Share Theorem

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Market Share Indicates Quality

Market share and quality, or customer satisfaction, go hand in hand. Yet it is hard to find in the literature a clear formal statement to the effect that higher market share indicates higher quality. Indeed, such an inference would need detailed information about customer behavior. Moreover, even when that data is available, the validity of the inference is cast in doubt by common modes of beha...

Polynomial Distribution of Market Share

Zipf distribution is known to describe various natural and social phenomena, including size of starts, city populations, words frequency in literature, immune systems, and size of firms. In this paper we show that market shares in the world cola-drink market follows a special kind of skewed distribution, which we call polynomial distribution

Products Liability--An Analysis of Market Share Liability