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We consider the spatial competition between two traditional physical (or offline) retailers and an Internet (or online …
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We consider the spatial competition between two traditional physical (or offline) retailers and an Internet (or online …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012024739
We investigate a model in which a monopoly supplier distributes two types of its product through a traditional retailer with a wholesale price contract and an online retailer with an agency contract. Because such an agency contract eliminates the double marginalization problem, the online...
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We investigate a model in which a monopoly supplier distributes two types of its product through a traditional retailer with a wholesale price contract and an online retailer with an agency contract. Because such an agency contract eliminates the double marginalization problem, the online...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012488923
We extend the well-known spatial competition model (d'Aspremont et al., 1979) to a continuous time model in which two …
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Previous theoretical researches show that learning from good performers yields intense competition and results in the … useful strategic tool to mitigate competition. We introduce an evolutionary (learning) game into a duopoly model with product … even when firms have an opportunity to differentiate themselves through product differentiation and to mitigate competition …
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loss that arises from more intense market competition: the low-cost firms' profits may indeed increase with the number of …
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loss that arises from more intense market competition: the low-cost firms’ profits may indeed increase with the number of … Ford’s strategy of disclosing its know-how publicly and extensively at the beginning of the 20th century. -- Competition …
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This paper formulates a duopoly model in which firms care about relative profits as well as their own profits. Our purpose is to investigate the relationship between the weight of relative performance and R&D expenditure. We find a non-monotone relationship between the weight of relative...
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attention to the role of domestic competition. We find that the welfare effect of FDI is largely non-monotonic, and there are … unions because it serves to soften price competition between them. The paper points out that welfare effects of outward FDI … hinges crucially on the nature of domestic competition, and policymakers must carefully take this aspect into consideration …
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