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This paper studies the probability of survival of the manufacturing plants that start producing in Chile in the period 1979-1999 using a proportional hazards model. Opposing previous empirical international evidence, the survival diminishes with age, initial size, and with the rate of growth of...
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entry of new firms and the failure rates (exit) of existing firms. The data used in the study are counts of business … establishments currently operating by county and type of business. Backing out the entry and exit rates from the establishment count … imposed real costs on retail stores, encouraging exit. However, the exit of incumbents was partially offset by new entrants …
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This paper is concerned with the general question of the provision of information by financial intermediaries to their customers. Specifically, it analyzes the different ways the market can be organized and its effects on pricing and the level of information investors obtain. We find that market...
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This paper develops a monopolistic competition model to study the characteristics of products, such as quality improvement and product diversity (function-specialization and individualization), and the division of labor in production. Different from the ordinary economic model, our utility...
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is only able to deter entry if the number of firms taking ownership in the consortium is sufficiently small. Otherwise …
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significant differences between new products and old products. For new products without generic entry, pharmaceutical firms tend …
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This paper shows that, unlike what has been found in other papers, a hydro reservoir is an effective tool to exercise market power. Its appealing as a tool is enhanced by the fact that there is no need to constrain total hydro production - a practice too easy to detect -; it suffices to distort...
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strategic entry-deterrence framework where the original producer chooses a pricing strategy that either allows or deters the … pirate’s entry. Sensitivity to tax revenues is a necessary but not a sufficient condition to prevent piracy. Welfare … pirate’s entry is deterred. The equilibrium entry-deterring price may be less than the equilibrium monopoly price. Only in …
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This paper estimates a dynamic model of price discrimination and inventory investment under incomplete information. The model is motivated from an empirical analysis of operations of daily observations on inventories, sales, and purchases of over 2,300 individual products by a U.S. steel...
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It is widely speculated that the adoption of a technology takes off to be self-sustaining if it reaches the critical mass. However, the sponsors of competing technologies may engage in strategic maneuvering in the adoption process. Indeed, this paper shows that in the de facto standardization...
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