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In this paper we examine how trade liberalization affects collusive stability in the context of multimarket interactions. The model we consider is a segmented-markets duopoly in which price-setting firms pool their incentive constraints across markets to sustain their most collusive outcome. We...
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This paper explores the implications of reciprocal trade liberalization for implicit collusion and welfare in the context of a symmetric, homogeneous goods duopoly model with multi-market contact and quantity competition. One of our principal findings is that collusive conduct does not...
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We examine the impact of (and links between) two types of economic integration on the stability of multimarket collusion when firms interact in quantities in segmented markets: (1) multilateral trade liberalization, captured by a reduction of trade costs across all markets; and (2) preferential...
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