hypercompetition

hypercompetition A market situation in which there is an unusually high degree of competition between companies. Hypercompetition tends to arise in sectors characterized by rapid technological and structural change and low barriers to entry; as a result, no one firm can sustain its competitive advantage over time. Such situations are typical of new and emerging industries.

• B shares
• simultaneous development
• simultaneous direct data entry
• simultaneous engineering
• simultaneous product development
• sine die
• single-capacity system
• single column centimetre
• single-life pension
• Single Market
• single-premium assurance
• single-product strategy
• single property ownership trust
• single-source data systems
• single-tax system
• sinking fund
• SIP
• sister-ship clause
• sit-down strike
• site availability
• site stickiness
• situational analysis
• situational leadership theory
• SI units
• six-month money