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implications of these changes for the nature and consequences of competition in health care markets. In this paper we summarize the … industry for competition, efficiency, and public policy. As will become apparent, this area offers a number of intriguing …
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The residential UK electricity market was opened for the first time in 1999, introducing choice of supplier, and about 40% of households changed supplier in the first four years. After three years price caps were removed. We review this process and assess the competitiveness of the market by...
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We use a Hotelling linear city model to study competition between open source and proprietary software, where only the …
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We show that returns policies do increase manufacturer profitability by attenuating price competition between retailers … returns policies serve both to dampen competition and resolve demand uncertainty. …
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e use a Hotelling linear city model to study competition between open source and proprietary software, where only the …
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Restricciones Verticales, Residual Claimant y Predación Vertical: Algunas Consideraciones sobre la Distribución de Cerveza en Venezuela Resumen: Si bien la literatura de competencia y economía industrial reconoce las posibles eficiencias que puedan generarse de contratos de distribución...
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We consider innovation incentives in markets where final goods comprise two strictly complementary components, one of which is monopolized. We focus on the case in which the complementary component is competitively supplied, and in which innovation is important. We explore ways in which the...
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, the Sherman Act, was adopted in 1890. Was the American decision to legally enforce competition not optimal? Or was … following: The United States economy was solid, so competition enhanced social welfare by eliminating the distorsions generated … market to catch up. Enforcing competition would have been useless for the former group, even harmful for the latter. As a …
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The LoopCo Plan, which uses market mechanisms to promote competition, is the best approach to restructuring the …
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This paper focuses on the class of legal rules that governs intellectual property rights: the antitrust limits imposed on patent settlements. The paper discusses the benefits and costs of settlements and explains why antitrust limits on settlements are needed to prevent abuse of the settlement...
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