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1 вызывать соперничество
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > вызывать соперничество
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2 давать повод для соперничества
Монопольная рента может вызвать соперничество (дать повод для соперничества) фирм за её получение или присвоение. — The monopoly rent may give rise to a contest among several firms to obtain or secure it.
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > давать повод для соперничества
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3 присваивать монопольную ренту
Монопольная рента может дать повод для соперничества между фирмами за её получение или присвоение. — The monopoly rent may give rise to a contest among several firms to obtain or secure it.
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > присваивать монопольную ренту
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