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In many markets, particularly retail ones, competition among firms happens locally. But what is the right way to define the so-called local geographic market? Research on the retail gasoline market in Greece shows that methodologies commonly used by competition authorities and academics to define local markets are mistaken, says this article written by Christos Genakos, Professor of Economics and Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School.

Biodiversity finance is moving from a specialist sustainable‑finance topic to a core concern for investors, companies and policymakers. A new Special Issue of the Review of Finance on biodiversity and natural resource finance brings this emerging field into focus. Explore its main messages and takeaways from the key papers included.

The pioneering work on frugal innovation by Professor Jaideep Prabhu of Cambridge Judge Business School has evolved into the broader concept of LeanSpark, which outlines how scarcity can prompt lean and simple execution, scalability and sustainability.