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This paper presents a market equilibrium model of CEO assignment, pay and incentives under risk aversion and heterogeneous moral hazard. Each of the three outcomes can be summarized by a single closed-form equation. In assignment models without moral hazard, allocation depends only on firm size...
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Using an aggregative games approach, we analyze horizontal mergers in a model of multiproduct-firm price competition with nested CES or nested logit demands. We show that the Herfindahl index provides an adequate measure of the welfare distortions introduced by market power, and that the induced...
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than its static analog. We then test the theory using monthly production targets of the Big Three U.S. auto manufacturers …
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This paper analyzes the determination of the optimal tariff under the assumption of Consistent Conjectural Variations (CCV). A general characterization of the CCV equilibrium is given. We show that (i) there are, in general, a multiplicity of such equilibria, and (ii) under certain restrictions,...
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There has been a significant interest on a theoretical level in the application of supergames to oligopoly behavior …
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This paper extends the static analysis of oligopoly structure into an infinite-horizon setting with sunk costs and …
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market power. Multiple precision medicine market situations now resemble game theory constructs such as the prisoners …
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support for models of price discrimination in oligopoly settings that suggest inter-brand competition can cause all prices to … induce managers to use coupons and price cuts simultaneously in order, for example, to meet market share targets …
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