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allowing for competition of both, buyers and sellers. Naivety of both is related to the idea that higher prices exclude worse … qualities. While competition of naive buyers increases prices, competition of naive sellers promotes effciency enhancing trade …
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Consider the durable goods monopoly game with uniformly distributed consumers' valuations. To establish the Coase-Conjecture in this context takes an infinite time horizon and a negligible delay between market rounds. An infinite time horizon or patience of market participants alone are not...
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allowing for competition of both, buyers and sellers. Naivety of both is related to the idea that higher prices exclude worse … qualities. While competition of naive buyers increases prices, competition of naive sellers promotes effciency enhancing trade …
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allowing for competition ofboth, buyers and sellers. Naivety of both is related to the idea that higherprices exclude worse … qualities. While competition of naive buyers increasesprices, competition of naive sellers promotes e±ciency enhancing trade …
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to adjust aspiration levels if they cannot be satisfied. -- satisficing behavior ; duopoly ; profit aspiration ; theory …
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The common prior assumption asserts that the beliefs of agents in different states of theworld are their posteriors based on a common prior and possibly some private signal. Commonpriors are pervasive in most economic models of incomplete information, oligopoly models withasymmetrically informed...
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.e., firms competing on multiple structurally unrelated markets, can effectively limit competition. Our more general analysis … effects of forbearance and repeated interaction. Surprisingly, conglomerate firms do not limit competition, they rather foster … more cooperation in a partners than in a strangers matching. -- Experiment ; Forbearance ; Competition …
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The common prior assumption justifies private beliefs as posterior probabilities when updating a common prior based on individual information. Common priors are pervasive in most economic models of incomplete information and oligopoly models with asymmetrically informed firms. We dispose of the...
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