COMPETITIVE NEUTRALITY AND STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES: CASE OF E-LOGISTICS IN Thailand

Dr.Yudh Jayapravitra; Viktória Horváth

Proceedings of ICLT 2015

COMPETITIVE NEUTRALITY AND STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES: CASE OF E-LOGISTICS IN Thailand

Dr.Yudh Jayapravitra; Viktória Horváth

Chiang Mai University, Thailand; Chiang Mai University, Thailand

International Conference on Logistics & Transport 2015, Lyon, France, pp. 34-37

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Abstract

Competitive neutrality is a policy describing that State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) should not have competitive advantages in business competition over Private Enterprises (PEs). It assumes that SOEs have competitive advantages over PEs because they are market incumbents who continue to enjoy monopolies in their value chains or government subsidies, in compensation for public service obligations (Capobianco and Christiansen, 2011).

Keywords

policy; ERP

Citation

Dr.Yudh Jayapravitra; Viktória Horváth (2015). COMPETITIVE NEUTRALITY AND STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES: CASE OF E-LOGISTICS IN Thailand. Proceedings of the International Conference on Logistics & Transport (ICLT 2015), Lyon, France, pp. 34-37.