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In this article, I analyze and compare the contributions of Dupuit and Walras on the natural monopoly of railroads. Both theorists argued that inland waterways—as opposed to railroads—could be vertically unbundled, a point which previous authors who compared their views failed to point out....
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coordinate their investments; hence a threat of collusion. In the same time competition is fierce due to the opportunities … dilemma between coordination and competition, independent third parties granted with capabilities to influence the "rules of … from others, and because they seek to influence the industry regulation. Properly organized fora establish an open …
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This paper analyses the impact of competition among downstream firms on an upstream firm's payoff and on its incentive … to vertically integrate when firms on both segments negotiate optimal contracts. We argue that tougher competition … firm is better off encouraging competition when the downstream firms have high bargaining power. We derive implications on …
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trading. A monopolist exchange always under-regulates if regulation is costly. Under- regulation is exacerbated if other … trading venues free ride on the regulation and if the trading fee is determined by the level of listing requirements. While …
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-release measures applied under regulatory control are indeed effective short-term policies for promoting gas-to-gas competition. …
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After generics, which are copies of chemical medicines, "copies" of already patented biologics (biosimilars) are entering the biologics market and competing with their originators. Many uncertainties remain regarding the development of this newly emerging market, and the ability of biosimilars...
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The paper proposes an overview of the links between trade openness and international migration. Written in 1997, it is reedited here as a tribute to Geroges Tapinos, died suddendly on 20 November 2000. The paper argues that free trade policies presently proposed by developed countries to...
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