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This paper models payment evasion as a source of profit by letting the firm choose the purchase price and the fine imposed on detected payment evaders. For a given price and fine, the consumers purchase, evade payment, or choose the outside option. We show that payment evasion leads to a form of...
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In this paper, we examine how cross-market price restrictions impact strategic entry and pricing decisions. A … motivating example is the 1996 Act in the United States which opens telecommunications markets to competition and contains a …
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Third-party access to major infrastructure facilities is a key component of National Competition Policy. In many …
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led to patterns of behaviour that suggest imperfect competition and market segmentation. At times in the past, the …
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An uninformed seller offers an object to a privately informed buyer. The buyer projects information and exaggerates the probability that the seller is informed. Letting the buyer bargain and name her own price raises the seller's payoff above the full-commitment payoff. Under seller-offer...
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Pricing policy for any experience good faces a key tradeoff. On one hand, a price reduction increases immediate demand …
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Mexican exports to the US in 2001, this Paper estimates the likely costs of different RoO for final and intermediate goods … revealed preference criterion that estimated costs should be less than preference rates when utilization rates are …
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effects across countries subjected to some set of PSRO and to compute estimates of the compliance costs associated with rules …
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surveying Pakistani soccer-ball producers. We document six facts: (1) Mark-ups are more dispersed than costs; (2) Mark-ups and … costs increase with firm size; (3) The mark-up elasticity with respect to size exceeds the cost elasticity; (4) Costs …
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