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known. Using the example of Pennsylvania's state liquor retailing monopoly, we use information on store location choices … configuration. An alternative to a state monopoly would be the common practice of regulated private entry. While such regimes can …
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monopoly in wholesale and retail alcohol distribution. The combination of a market decline in the availability of alcohol …, reduced variety, and monopoly pricing at state-operated outlets encouraged black markets in alcohol. Because black market …
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The basic competitive model with freely available technology is suited for static industries but misleading as applied to major innovative economies for which development of new technologies equals in magnitude around 10% of gross domestic investment. We distinguish free generic technology from...
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-established regulator faces a privately owned monopoly. It is sometimes forgotten that this model does not apply in many places where a … 20 years, analyzing its impact on consumers' welfare, the monopoly's profitability and its productivity. Though the …
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Standard policies to correct market power and selection can be misguided when these two forces co-exist. Using a calibrated model of employer-sponsored health insurance, we show that the risk adjustment commonly used by employers to offset adverse selection often reduces the amount of...
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Since bank deposits and currency are substitutes and banks have monopoly power, higher nominal interest rates lead to …
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include pre-existing monopoly power as well. We show that the existence of monopoly power has two offsetting effects on … welfare. First, the environmental policy reduces monopoly profits, and the negative effect on income increases labor supply in … interaction with the pre-existing monopoly distortion further exacerbates the labor supply distortion. This second effect is …
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The inefficiencies related to endogenous product creation and variety under monopolistic competition are two-fold: one static—the misalignment between consumers and producers regarding the value of a new variety; and one dynamic—time variation in markups. Quantitatively, the welfare costs of...
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To date, China has maintained a variety of restrictions on its financial markets. In addition to imposing capital controls and regulating interest rates, the government controls both the set of firms that can sell equity on the domestic or foreign stock markets, and the amount they can sell....
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government monopoly …
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