Dynamic Interactions Between Structure and Performance in the Textile and Clothing Industry in India: An Econometric Approach

Khan, Tanveer Ahmad; Chakraborty, Indrani

doi:10.1007/s40953-021-00281-9

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“…Furthermore, other studies have measured competition based on the relationship between the market structure and performance. For example, the studies published by the authors of [4,[11][12][13]26,28] found that the high industrial concentration could be an indication of low competition as the high industrial concentration positively affected the price-cost margin. Also, Setiawan and Oude Lansink [6] and Setiawan [29] found that a high industrial concentration could decrease the efficiency as well as the productivity.…”

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“…Previous studies have also applied the relationship between the indicators or the dimensions of the SCP to indicate the existence of competition in the market. For example, the authors of [4,[7][8][9][10][11][12][13] used the indicators of the market structure and performance as well as their relationships in measuring the existence of market power as an indication of competition in the manufacturing sector. They hypothesized that the high market structure i.e., industrial concentration, could be an indicator of low competition if the effect of the market structure on the price-cost margin or profitability was positive.…”

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Measuring the Competition Index in the Indonesian Manufacturing Industry: The Structure–Conduct–Performance Paradigm

Setiawan

2023

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This study proposed a fresh measure of the competition index in the Indonesian manufacturing industry during the period of 1990–2015. The competition index was estimated using indicators in the dimensions of the structure–conduct–performance paradigm. This research used principal component analysis to weigh the indicators in a dimension as well as to weigh the dimensions of the structure–conduct–performance in the final estimation of the competition index. This study found that the Indonesian manufacturing industry had a low competition. The dimension of structure had the highest contribution to the competition index compared to the dimensions of conduct and performance. The performance was also positively affected by the structure and conduct variables. This research contributed to the literature by providing a new competition index using the complete aggregated dimensions of structure, conduct, and performance. Policymakers could also use this competition index to indicate the level of competition in the industry as well as the sources of competition.

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Measuring the Competition Index in the Indonesian Manufacturing Industry: The Structure–Conduct–Performance Paradigm

Setiawan

2023

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“…where T is the correlation matrix and μ is the corresponding residual, which is solved by the least square method [14].…”

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Virtual Design Method of Customized Clothing Based on Three-Dimensional Image

Hou

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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Because the traditional virtual design \method of customized clothing has the problems of poor matching between the designed clothing and the user’s body shape and long design time, a virtual design method of customized clothing based on a three-dimensional image is proposed. Through the way of camera imaging, the three-dimensional human model is established by the linear regression method, and the three-dimensional point cloud image of the human body is obtained. The three-dimensional human key points are extracted by shoulder point extraction, neck point extraction, elbow point extraction, and crotch bottom point extraction. According to the key point extraction results, the customized clothing is registered with the three-dimensional human model. The simulation results show that the proposed method has good matching with the user’s body shape and short design time.

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Dynamic Interactions Between Structure and Performance in the Textile and Clothing Industry in India: An Econometric Approach

Cited by 2 publications

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Measuring the Competition Index in the Indonesian Manufacturing Industry: The Structure–Conduct–Performance Paradigm

Measuring the Competition Index in the Indonesian Manufacturing Industry: The Structure–Conduct–Performance Paradigm

Virtual Design Method of Customized Clothing Based on Three-Dimensional Image

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