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innovation is more skill intensive than production. Stronger import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the … differentiation is endogenously determined by rms' strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … entails a potential trade-off between production and variety. The import competition effect highlighted by the model, which …
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innovation is more skill intensive than production. Stronger import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the … differentiation is endogenously determined by rms’ strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … entails a potential trade-off between production and variety. The import competition effect highlighted by the model, which …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008492901
innovation is more skill intensive than production. Greater import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the … differentiation is endogenously determined by firms' strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … entails a potential trade-off between production and variety. The import competition effect highlighted by the model, which …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008592913
innovation is more skill intensive than production. Stronger import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the … differentiation is endogenously determined by firms strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … entails a potential trade-off between production and variety. The import competition effect highlighted by the model, which …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010246563
innovation is more skill intensive than production. Greater import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the … differentiation is endogenously determined by firms' strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … entails a potential trade-off between production and variety. The import competition effect highlighted by the model, which …
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We analyse how the internal organisation of firms affects the correspondence between private and social incentives for horizontal merger. Applying a model of endogenous merger formation in a three-firm asymmetric Cournot industry, we contrast the cases of entrepreneurial and managerial firms....
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We analyse how the internal organisation of firms affects the correspondence between private and social incentives for horizontal merger. Applying a model of endogenous merger formation in a three-firm asymmetric Cournot industry, we contrast the cases of entrepreneurial and managerial firms....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008914343
We analyse how the presence of trade unions affects the pattern of mergers in an international oligopoly and the … equilibrium market structure, if it exists, always implies one or more international mergers. Unless products are close … substitutes there are more mergers than socially preferred. …
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particular, do non-coordinated policies stimulate cross-border mergers that are overall inefficient, and is this then an argument …-coordinated regulatory policies may induce cross-border mergers (by allowing the firms in question to play national regulators out against …
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We set up a three-firm model of spatial competition to analyse how a merger affects the incentives for relocation, and …
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