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Elements for diagnosing the contestability of the historic operator... Elements for diagnosing the contestability of the historic operator...
The historic operator must evaluate the plausibility of a threat a new operator entering the collection area, and that the newcomer might enjoy reserved access to resources that would then become prohibited to other operators, including the historic operator.... We note however that if the restriction...
The above reasoning poses the first key steps in diagnosing the economic and social contestability of the historic recycling operator and how they tie together....
A new recycling operator, whose objective is to develop activities rivalling those of the historic operator, all things being equal elsewhere (see below the modes of transactional organisation with the collectors) will have to carefully evaluate the total volume of flows he would have access to, given...
The historic operator is thus faced with a crisis caused by the regulatory reclassification of light SR....
For a historic recycling operator, engaging in a proactive strategy to reduce his exposure to a social contestation on environmental and safety grounds would be economically advantageous from two aspects.... A configuration of this nature can thus be established when four conditions are satisfied : ...
The entry and exit barriers identified do not affect only a potential new operator who seeks to compete with a historic operator : they also determine the degree of exposure to internal economic contestation....
From the standpoint of the historic recycling operator, if he were obliged to relocate his business the collection capabilities would have to be deployed over the new area....
It characterises the exposure of the established operator (s) - referred to as the "historic operator" - to the threat of a new operator entering at some point in the chain (5) of that branch.... To assess this type of exposure, we look at the assets held by the historic operator and at the organisation...
To evaluate the extent of a recycling operator's exposure to a threat to his social licence to operate, one must consider the possibilities available to any operator wanting to find satisfactory sites, then rank them in order and compare then to the site occupied by the historic operator.... This step...
Elements for diagnosing the contestability of the historic operator... Elements for diagnosing the contestability of the historic operator...
The historic operator must evaluate the plausibility of a threat a new operator entering the collection area, and that the newcomer might enjoy reserved access to resources that would then become prohibited to other operators, including the historic operator.... We note however that if the restriction...
The above reasoning poses the first key steps in diagnosing the economic and social contestability of the historic recycling operator and how they tie together....
A new recycling operator, whose objective is to develop activities rivalling those of the historic operator, all things being equal elsewhere (see below the modes of transactional organisation with the collectors) will have to carefully evaluate the total volume of flows he would have access to, given...
The historic operator is thus faced with a crisis caused by the regulatory reclassification of light SR....
For a historic recycling operator, engaging in a proactive strategy to reduce his exposure to a social contestation on environmental and safety grounds would be economically advantageous from two aspects.... A configuration of this nature can thus be established when four conditions are satisfied : ...
The entry and exit barriers identified do not affect only a potential new operator who seeks to compete with a historic operator : they also determine the degree of exposure to internal economic contestation....
From the standpoint of the historic recycling operator, if he were obliged to relocate his business the collection capabilities would have to be deployed over the new area....
It characterises the exposure of the established operator (s) - referred to as the "historic operator" - to the threat of a new operator entering at some point in the chain (5) of that branch.... To assess this type of exposure, we look at the assets held by the historic operator and at the organisation...
To evaluate the extent of a recycling operator's exposure to a threat to his social licence to operate, one must consider the possibilities available to any operator wanting to find satisfactory sites, then rank them in order and compare then to the site occupied by the historic operator.... This step...
