Competitivity superior in missing competitive markets: An application in Kastamonu

Incomplete competition markets address competition between firms with market power. Incomplete competition firms cannot meet all four conditions of perfect competition: atomisation, mobility, homogeneity and transparency. Competition is the situation in which the enterprises in the goods and services sector in the same sector are in competition with the other enterprises in order to maintain their existence in this sector. Competition is an object protected and protected by competition policy and laws. The follow-up and attacks of agents in specific markets should each be described as effective competition. Entrepreneurs are trying to protect their own interests on the one hand, and on the other hand price, marketing, quality, delivery conditions, service and so on. using competitive parameters such as. The aim of the study is to determine the level of competitive advantage in imperfect competition markets. In order to determine the competitive advantage levels of the production enterprises operating in Kastamonu, whether there is a relationship between incomplete competition markets and competitive advantage has been investigated. For this purpose, first literature review and scales were developed. The developed scales were converted into questionnaires and the data were obtained. The research was applied to the owners, managers and senior staff of SMEs in the organized industrial and small industrial sites of Kastamonu province.