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Consumer search is not only costly but also tiring. We characterize the intertemporal effects that search fatigue has on oligopoly prices, product proliferation, and the provision of consumer assistance (i.e., advice). These effects vary based on whether search is all-or-nothing or sequential in...
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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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markets and environmental regulation. We emphasize the substantive contributions of recent papers while also highlighting how … the topics examined by this literature--especially auctions, investment, productivity and innovation, and regulation …
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Liability and safety regulation are examined as means of controlling risks in a theoretical model of the occurrence of … accidents. According to the model, regulation does not result in appropriate reduction of risk -- due to the regulator's lack of … out to be superior to regulation or the reverse could be true. But as is stressed, joint use of the two means of …
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Liability in tort and the regulation of safety are considered as means of controlling accident risks using the … instrumentalist, economic method of analysis.Four general determinants of the relative social desirability of liability and regulation … observed to be made between liability and regulation are, when broadly viewed, socially rational: Notably, activities that …
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jurisdictions. This theory of regulatory influence is tested by examining several episodes in the financing experience of U … years of state commission regulation. Examples of an adaptive response pattern on the part of regulators, firms and …
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implications -- for entry into regulation, and for the price-output structure that emerges from regulation. The main task of the …
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and public regulation (including tax policy) continue to be ignored. The present paper is an effort to rectify this … IV explores the implications of the analysis for a variety of issues relating to monopoly and public regulation, such as …
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regulation have been proposed. One is the "public interest" theory, bequeathed by a previous generation of economists to the … present generation of lawyers. This theory holds that regulation is supplied in response to the demand of the public for the … liberals, Marxists, and free-market economists, this theory holds that regulation is supplied in response to the demands of …
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feature of market economies, is inherently vulnerable to runs in all its forms (not just demand deposits). Bank regulation … aims at preventing bank runs. History shows two approaches to bank regulation: the use of high quality collateral to back …
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