Comment Comment by yumario Consider two company A and B. A has market share 'a' and B has b. n is the total market. Then a + b = n.A's reward for competing will be n - a = b.A's risk for competing will be a, (it's remaining market share).A's will compete as long as the reward is greater than risk.This will reach an equilibrium at a = b. parent yumario 7 years ago
A's reward for competing will be n - a = b.
A's risk for competing will be a, (it's remaining market share).
A's will compete as long as the reward is greater than risk.
This will reach an equilibrium at a = b.