Why India keeps drifting into two-player markets and when it becomes a problem
The IndiGo crisis has revived fears of duopolies across the Indian economy, from airlines and telecom to UPI and e-commerce. Data does show heavy concentration in a few hands, but experts and regulators say high market share isn’t a problem by itself. However, things can go wrong when dominant firms shut out rivals or exploit consumers.
The IndiGo crisis has revived fears of duopolies across the Indian economy, from airlines and telecom to UPI and e-commerce. Data does show heavy concentration in a few hands, but experts and regulators say high market share isn’t a problem by itself. However, things can go wrong when dominant firms shut out rivals or exploit consumers.
