Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There is strong brand and product differentiation on the market.
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• However, despite this level of product differentiation, the decision sets out that Ryanair and Aer Lingus compete in the provision of these services.
• product differentiation and intensity of competition.
• Promoting product differentiation according to their impact on the climate
• The application of this Directive should not lead to discrimination between different tobacco varieties, nor should it prevent product differentiation.
• labelling could significantly promote product differentiation and provide a fundamental incentive for a sustainable fishing trade.
• Another example relates to markets characterized by product differentiation and a significant degree of innovation.

• However, despite this level of product differentiation, the decision sets out that Ryanair and Aer Lingus compete in the provision of these services.
• The lower the degree of product differentiation, the greater the effect of the aid on competitors' profits will be.
• The structure of the market will be assessed through the concentration of the market, the size of undertakings [12], importance of product differentiation [13], and barriers to entry and exit.
• That said, if two or more motor manufacturers were to agree amongst themselves to install speed limitation devices on their vehicles, and to set these to the same value, this agreement could remove one element of product differentiation.
• based competition between licensees than in the case of vertical agreements for the resale of products.
• In making this appraisal, account should be taken of the specific features of the markets under examination, such as the level of capacity constraints, the degree of product differentiation, or the functioning of the bidding process.
• There may thus be greater scope for product differentiation and quality
• Organic farming emerged as a response to intensive cultivation and environmental problems and is one example of product differentiation: some consumer groups are prepared to pay more for food produced using methods deemed to be environmentally friendly.