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efficiency, taking into account the regulatory changes that have affected the European airline industry. We construct and …
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We study the effect of entry on costs and competition in the Portuguese mobile telephony industry. We construct and … effort. We show that failure to account for cost reducing effort leads to biased estimates of competition in the industry. We … significant cost reductions, and fostered competition. …
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local network externalities, in contrast to global network externalities, don't necessarily sharpen competition. Then we …
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potential to increase the intensity of competition as well as to act as a channel for technology transfers. One would expect …) enjoy higher levels of efficiency and have the potential to generate positive spillovers. At the same time, the entry of …
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contests. Players may win a prize for winning each component contest, as well as a prize for winning the overall race. Each … component contest is an all-pay auction with complete information. We characterize the unique equilibrium analytically and …
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earn a positive expected payoff from participating in the contest, which may explain why they participate. We also show … ability dispersion selects such players into the contest and favors them in elimination contests. …
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explain delay. For a given contest technology, delay may occur if there is an asymmetry between defense and attack, if the …
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We study the design of promotions in an organization where agents belong to groups that advance their cause. Examples and applications include political groups, ethnicities, agents motivated by the work in the public sector and corruption. In an overlapping generations model, juniors compete for...
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The condition for when a price control increases consumer welfare in perfect competition is tighter than often realised … best understood - and can be related to monopoly-theory results - using the fact that consumer surplus equals the area …
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The paper identifies the potential sources of allocative inefficiency generated by the Multi-Fiber Agreements (MFA) and examines the evidence for such inefficiencies. Five sources of inefficiency are identified relating to inefficient allocations across countries, across consumers, and among...
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