contestable

In between these cases, a market is more or less contestable.

Now only the House is considered even contestable in 1998.

A perfectly contestable market is not possible in real life.

The claim to some of the territory was new and still more contestable.

To put it another way, does "almost perfectly contestable" mean anything?

They are unlikely to have been less subjective - or contestable.

Still, "I think certainly that ticket would be contestable," he said.

One obvious question is, what conditions are necessary for a market to be perfectly contestable?

Making a market more contestable can have various effects on sustainability, as has been illustrated above.

These tactics can be seen in a contestable market.

While this may be true, the extent to which it is so is contestable.

These two groups each have half of the contestable board positions (4 each).

Hence this market will not be contestable and no firms would enter the steel industry.

He calls the market "fully contestable," with no legal barriers to entry.

Nevertheless the market for particular services (such as pathology or transport) may be contestable.

This became contestable because they eyed the elementary garden as the site of the proposed high school.

Contrived and legally contestable age limits are not going to fix it.

Knowing this, the Republicans had to do anything to stop the Democrats from taking a lead, no matter how small or contestable.

Hence, the total contestable and filled seats of the assembly are presently 87.

The title was only contestable by male individual wrestlers.

Thompson's interpretations were contestable, but his honesty and research were not.

While this claim is contestable, Brandi's huge perfect pizzas are not.

Too many shades of grey on the ballot will result in a contestable outcome and be confusing.

A perfectly contestable market has three main features.

The contestable idea here is about creating victimless meat, which the artists themselves will consume at the end of the show.