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X-efficiency

X-efficiency refers to the degree of efficiency held by a firm under imperfect competition. So what does this mean? Well, efficiency in this context means getting the most out of limited resources. A company is said to be x-efficient when it is forced to be as efficient as possible to ensure the maintenance of strong profits and continued existence.

Such requirements would not be necessary in other market conditions, such as monopolies or oligopolies.

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