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Competition In A Market Economy, Its Types And Peculiarities Of Its Use In The Hotel Industry
Nargiza Bahodirovna Tagirova , Doctoral Student, Samarkand Institute Of Economics And Service, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the competition and its related terms, its types and specific features, which are considered relevant today. The organization of the fight against competition in hotels and its benefits are also revealed.
Keywords
Competition, hotel, tourism, economic struggle, commodity, competitive struggle, inter-sectoral competition, monopoly, intra-sectoral competition, economic struggleconsumer
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