| Market contestability puts pressure on firms to innovate and favours the turnover of firms by prompting competitive businesses to enter the market and less competitive ones to exit. |
| Some were surprised to hear him enthusiastically espouse the private sector and contestability at the launch. |
| Therefore, essential contestability is not a part of emotivist moral theories which at first glance occupy a similar position. |
| More could be done, of course, with regard to the contestability of decisions. |
| There also appears to be a contestability of views on national security within the Government. |
| It was noted, however, that the market for aid is not a typical one since there is little contestability with only entries and no exits. |
