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We extend the analysis carried out by Valletti (2000) by considering an environmental externality in a vertically differentiated duopoly where firms compete à la Cournot with fixed costs of quality improvement.We show that, if the weight of the external effect is high enough, the resulting...
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We revisit Maxwell's (1998) analysis to show that MQS regulation has no effects on the high-quality firm's incentive to …
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perfection of the open-loop Nash solution. Moreover, we identify the admissible parameter region wherein price regulation …
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In this paper we analyse a setup where consumers are heterogeneous in the perception of environmental quality. The equilibrium is verified in a setting with horizontal and vertical (green) differentiation. Profits are increasing in the misperception of quality, while, the investment in green...
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We propose a model of environmental overcompliance in a duopoly setting where consumers are environmentally concerned and may patronise the product they buy, firms set their green investment to abate the impact of productivity on pollution and a government sets the environmental standard with...
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hypothesis may emerge as a market configuration with all green firms spurred by environmental regulation, even if consumers are …
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