The highly attractive and prospective Indonesian tourism sector has attracted both domestic and international hotel groups. The market structure of the tourism sector is highly competitive, especially in areas such as Bali and Jakarta, where the majority of visits with tourism purposes are concentrated. These two islands attracted a large influx of investment, leading to excess supply. There were 2,387 classified hotels operating in Indonesia as of end-2016, according to the latest available data. Nearly 40% of the hotels are based on Java and 13% on the resort island of Bali. That is mainly explained by the poor infrastructure outside of Java and Bali.

The primary sector presents a fragmented competitive landscape that includes a wide range of economic agents and products. Given the high participation of the sector in formal employment in the country (26.1% as of December 2017), it features a high number of micro-, small and medium-sized producers. Nevertheless, there is a strong presence of large companies, both of domestic and foreign origin, in key agricultural segments such as the production of bananas, cocoa beans, shrimp and tuna. These are also the most attractive segments for new investors, given the specialisation of Ecuador’s agriculture sector in these products.

The Czech Republic’s transportation and storage sector is highly competitive, especially the road transport subsector, where 79.4% of the total number of sector companies were active in 2016. The rail and water transport subsectors are less fragmented but more concentrated. The costs of market entry vary across the different subsectors. Road infrastructure is well developed and the geographical location of the country is the main positive factor for the rapid development of road transport.

In 1992, the Argentine Congress passed Law 24,065, establishing a regulatory framework providing guidelines for the deregulation and privatisation of the electric power sector, until then a state monopoly. It also created the wholesale electric power market or MEM, and CAMMESA, the company that administrates the market, owned by the government (20%), generators (20%), distributors (20%) and large consumers (20%). Since then, all segments have been open to private investment, although the combined ownership of generation and transmission is restricted, which means that distribution companies’ stake in power generation and transmission is restricted to 10% and that generation companies cannot have a majority stake in a transmission entity.

Argentina’s banking sector remains underdeveloped and highly concentrated in the capital city and province of Buenos Aires. Credit penetration in the country as a whole, as measured by the ratio of total loans to GDP, is, at 16% at end-2017, among the lowest in the world. The banking sector features a medium level of concentration, marked by the dominance of local players, particularly public banks controlled by the federal or state governments. However, it has an atomised structure, given that the top 20 banks accounted for 91.1% of total assets as of February 2018, with the remaining 8.9% distributed among 42 small and medium-sized banks.

DCBs, which are also known as DEBs, are innovative and long-awaited transcatheter technology that is recently introduced in the market to help reduce high restenosis rates in PAD and CAD. DCBs are standard (semi-compliant) angioplasty balloon catheters coated with a cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agent. The device is covered/coated with an anti-proliferative drug, which is released into the blood vessel wall during inflation of the device. These devices have been developed recently to overcome a few major limitations of DES such as high ISR and revascularization rates. There is an established indication for the use of DCB in the treatment of instent restenosis (ISR), and they are also invariably used in several setting, particularly small coronary vessels and bifurcations.

Internet growth is the major factor that will drive the data center market in India during the forecast period. In India, the increasing smartphone penetration and deployment of 4G LTE technology is driving the internet users in the country. The average fixed broadband internet speed has also grown significantly in the past decade, leading to higher internet penetration in the country. By the end of 2018, there were around 510 million internet users in India and around 450 million smartphone users. According to Cisco, smartphone users will reach over 800 million by 2022.

Data centers are mainly built in response to the growing customer demand. However, the areas for the development and operation of data centers are identified based on factors such as power availability, fiber connectivity, and the availability of skilled labor. Most of the data centers in recent years are being built as per Tier III and Tier IV standards, thereby enabling high availability of service offerings. The emergence of edge computing is fostering data center development in secondary data center markets, where the dependence on site selection is very high. The major site selection criteria for data centers are mentioned in the table below along with the identified level of importance for each criterion and a description of the same.

Commercial scrubbers and sweepers are one of the fastest growing floor cleaning equipment in the world. These professional equipment provide highly efficient cleaning across all sectors of industries. With the increasing adoption of automation, consumers are using technology in many daily chores, including cleaning. The automatic floor cleaning machines provide an easier method of cleaning as compared to traditional manual methods. The use of equipment such as commercial sweepers and scrubbers can greatly reduce the time and manual labor required for cleaning. In industries, these machines provide a more ergonomic method of cleaning, thereby ensuring the safety of workers. Commercial sweepers and scrubbers thus precisely make the job of cleaning easier, faster, and safer for workers.

Historically, the development of the domestic industrial chemical and petrochemical industry has been characterised by protectionism. Nevertheless, it is still one of the strongest economic sectors in Colombia. The chemicals and petrochemicals market is competitive and highly price-sensitive as a result of the opening up of the Colombian economy. However, customer and after-sales support are important factors in determining local buyers' purchasing decisions. Compared to other countries, US industrial chemicals are preferred for their higher quality levels.