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We develop a model in which the heterogeneous firms in an industry choose their modes of organization and the location of their subsidiaries or suppliers. We assume that the principals of a firm are constrained in the nature of the contracts they can write with suppliers or employees. Our main...
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In oligopolistic situations content protection can have unexpected effects as it changes the nature of interactions between input suppliers. With a duoply, it does so in a manner that makes the foreign firm wish to match price increases and decreases of the domestic firm. Domestic input...
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In this paper we ask whether a policy of targeted export promotion can raise domestic welfare when several oligopolistic industries all draw on the same scarce factor of production. Our point of departure is one of Cournot duopoly in which a single home firm competes with a single foreign firm...
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In this paper we provide an integrative treatment of the welfare effects of trade and industrial policy under oligopoly …
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quota is quite restrictive. When there is a foreign duopoly or oligopoly and domestic competition it is shown that such … sales of licenses does not raise revenues unless they are quite restrictive. An oligopoly example is explored to study the …
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In most of the literature on auctions the valuations of agents are exogenously specified. This assumption may be inappropriate in a number of cases where valuations are better derived endogenously. Endogenous valuations are appropriate when there are many units being auctioned and their value is...
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, labor and "managers", each with a distribution of ability levels. Production combines a manager of some type with a group of …
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