Licensing Requirements as a Coordination Mechanism for Entry
Cheap talk, side payments, and arbitration are limited in their ability to coordinate asymmetric entry among symmetric potential entrants. Externally imposed licensing requirements may provide a viable mechanism to attain the desired asymmetric outcome in equilibrium.
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2004
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Authors: | Shaffer, Sherrill |
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Review of Industrial Organization. - Springer. - Vol. 24.2004, 3, p. 285-299
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Springer |
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