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Mixed duopoly with wage-rise contract as strategic commitment

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Lifetime employment contract and reaction functions of profit-maximizing and labour-managed firms

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Quantity-setting games with lifetime employment contracts as a strategic commitment

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Lifetime employment contract and strategic entry deterrence : Cournot and Bertrand

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Bertrand games with lifetime employment contracts as a strategic commitment

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Bertrand Games with Lifetime Employment Contracts as a Strategic Commitment

Ohnishi, Kazuhiro - 2006

This paper considers lifetime employment contracts as a strategic commitment and discusses the respective equilibrium outcomes of the two cases of a price-setting game with substitute goods and a price-setting game with complementary goods. As a result, it is shown that in each case, the...

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