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BUSINESS ENGLISH TUTORIAL: 5 Factors That Influence Competition in Microeconomics

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5 Factors That Influence Competition in Microeconomics

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The key elements shaping competition in any market:

Product Features: How product differentiation or similarity impacts competition.

Number of Sellers: More sellers = more competition; monopolies mean less.

Barriers to Entry: High entry costs or regulations limit competitors.

Information Availability: Transparent pricing boosts competition.

Location: Strategic positioning gives businesses an edge.

Why most markets exist between perfect competition and monopoly

The importance of being a price taker vs. a price setter

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التدريب المهني الإبداعي والثقافي

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التدريب المهني الإبداعي والثقافي

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Article in English: https://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2025/07/18/creative-cultural-professional-training/.

Δημιουργική & Πολιτιστική Επαγγελματική Κατάρτιση

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For our Greek readers!

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🟡 Διαθεματικές και ήπιες δεξιότητες

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Article in English: https://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2025/07/18/creative-cultural-professional-training/.

Client Stories

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Dealing with difficult clients can be a real challenge, but it’s all part of the business game!  

Recently, an international logistics company approached us about taking business English courses. They liked the offer, but they had a simple request. They requested a complimentary introductory course to gauge the student’s compatibility (they mentioned “chemistry”) with the trainer. Unaware of this concept and unable to provide free courses to every individual or company that contacts us, I declined the offer.
Yes, we offer free initial courses to our paying clients, but not to everyone on the internet.
I wonder what “chemistry with the teacher” means. What if the teacher is not attractive? I had a hard time pinpointing their request, which has been singular until now.

Now it is a good time to announce that our fees will increase starting in September. Take advantage of the August offer! :)))

Our clients usually receive a free preliminary session during which we assess their level and the challenges they encounter with a view to mastering English in a business environment. 
They also benefit from our extensive digital library, which we have built up over more than 20 years of training.
Our YouTube channel aids in extending the learning process beyond our English-speaking sessions. The videos are based on the topics discussed in class.

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Please read another article on the same topic: http://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2021/05/26/a-shark-tale-2/

In a future article, we will discuss what we believe makes a good teacher, based on our experience of teaching thousands of students annually.

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The bootstrapper creates value

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No matter what you sell or do, do it right and well. Even if you don’t sell gold, leave an impression and a mark. Get the job done. If possible, leave a trail of delight that later will lead them back to you. And whatever you do, ask a simple question: Can I get away with it? Can I get away with my story/presentation/performance? We are all non/artists until we propose ourselves to put our passions into practice and become entrepreneurs.
“Art is what you can get away with.” – Andy Warhol

Excerpt from my Get Away with Entrepreneurship published in 2016.

Art by Rafal Olbinski.

About Iulia Halatz
“Writing is an Iron Tale, must be tough and sincere to the core of human perception of pain as valor. I am the grumpy T-Rex who started writing out of pain, not because of a polished world. Writing out of love is painless and herbivore. As we sometimes taste blood, ours or others’. Nevertheless, some words are so expensive that we are better left with them unspoken or write them with the ink of a Ghost…” She is a teacher, small entrepreneur and cyclist.

Storytelling is a big deal

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“Storytelling has always been a big deal for companies.
But forget business for a minute. Stories are much bigger than that, they’re central to our human existence.” – gapinvoid

Stories are about people, not about business, not about products. Behind every successful business, there is a person whose heart trembled with fear, apprehension and disappointment. Behind any product there is a set of questions one bluntly asks in desperation and determination. We don’t really have all the answers to all questions but if we weave them into a story, maybe we can touch the answers with some words.
We write stories to survive and sur-thrive.

“Language is a skin: I rub my language against the other. It is as if I had words instead of fingers, or fingers at the tip of my words. My language trembles with desire.”
– Roland Barthes, “Talking,” in A Lover’s Discourse, 1977

But with such setting, what is there to write about?
… The perfection of a stolen moment far from the madding crowd:

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• Harry’s Bar London

Iulia Halatz
She says: “Be the one who cares, make words so disruptive that they create new worlds, hopes and dreams. Even if we are unhappy dinosaurs and find shelter in an Iron Tale or ruminate about feeling too much, whilst declaring colorless apparel, we should take power and strength from our stories.”
Her published poems can be found in The Sudden Denouement Anthology Volume I.

The hardest questions

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What is the hardest question you would ask your Business lecturer?

If you were a French entrepreneur in 1873, what business opportunity would you have pursued, following the Paris Panic?

Art – Peregrinations of a Comet – Illustration by J.J. Grandville from Un Autre Monde, published in 1844.

To be continued.

Of Serendip

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There is a very old folktale that dates back to the Sassanid Empire about the Three Princes of Serendip, who travelled the world, making discoveries. These seemed to be accidental, but the discoveries were reinforced by the princes’ wisdom in recognizing and taking advantage of these apparent accidents. During the 18th century the art historian and antiquarian Horace Walpole brought the word “serendipity” into the English language based on this story, in which the heroes were “always making discoveries, by accidents and sagacity, of things they were not in quest of”.

Be of Serendip. Indulge in the freedoms of travelling, vicariously or not.

Education and experience do not come from a paper. I have two main papers, but the most important papers are the ones I have been filling since I started doing the work I am proud of, the work that I have sent and showed to perfect strangers while making decisions in times of eclipses of mind and ideas.
We have skills, as stated in our papers, nevertheless the ones we need to sail the murky waters of translucent innovation and the rock-solid skills of a bootstrapper are still pending…

“There are more tools, resources and opportunities to become a bootstrapper today than ever before. To begin with a market that needs your help, a contribution you want to make and the willingness to put in the effort and to create something of value.”
–Seth Godin

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” –Arthur C. Clarke
Use the magic at your hands to solve problems, make connections, open doors, make a difference aided by your new found freedom.
Your freedom is your new-found land, your Serendip.

Freedom is novelty in thinking, words, ideas. Each day comes with a new attire of projects. Finish some of them, mold some into new stuff. Your stuff… Show your stuff to new people. Send something that you yourself have woven.

Nevertheless, some days would be spent drifting while hope gets eaten by a dragon. But as an entrepreneur, there is just one way available, that of gritty positivism. Otherwise, you’ve got yourself a problem, solved when silvery hope shines again, lit by your work and the people you care about.
Iulia Halatz

Art – Eclipse by Konstantin Korobov.

http://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2017/04/04/success-as-craft-of-magic/

I am delighted that five of my poems were included in the Sudden Denouement Anthology Volume I. The anthology is now available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.

Writer’s block

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Imagination doesn’t come easy or cheap. Sometimes words slide gracefully into polished sentences and sometimes they stumble in incredibly incongruous ideas that represent nothing.

Write what goes through your mind. Then shape and polish the sharp edges. Have your thoughts run wild and tame them a little. Not too much.

Find sources of inspiration in everything you see, read, watch. Write them down and make up a story.

Listen to people. They are stories on two legs. They can give you hints of lives you could never know.

Write the truest sentence that you know. “I would stand and look out over the roofs of Paris and think, ‘Do not worry. You have always written before and you will write now. All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know.’ So finally I would write one true sentence, and then go on from there.”
– Ernest Hemingway
I always start with the truth, it is more illuminating and saner than everything we can imagine.

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Art by Vincent van Gogh.