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We conducted a laboratory experiment to study the price setting behavior in two-sided markets. We seek to answer two specific research questions: Do participants charge the equilibrium prices that can be derived from a theoretical model? How is the price setting affected by the characteristics...
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We study the collusive efficacy of competition clauses (CC) such as the meeting competition clause (MCC) and the … beating competition clauses (BCC) in a general framework. In contrast to previous theoretical studies, we allow for repeated …
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The present paper is concerned with providing a core model to address the issue of firms simultaneously competing in both prices and quantities (capacity levels) within a simple duopoly market setting where products are asymmetrically differentiated by endogenous quality location. A three-stage...
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competition than under Cournot competition in the sense of wide range of network externalities; (ii) collusion in prices …
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competition more aggressive. This effect can dominate the sorting effect that is well known for the monopoly case. Firms are in a …
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nonlinear pricing competition. We estimate these price-cost margins using quarterly data from the early U.S. cellular telephone … in the low-end user segment, relative to high-end users. In that sense the benefits of competition, which are largely due …
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competition and Cournot conjectures; and (ii) supply function competition with ex post market clearing. We demonstrate both …
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qualities. The firms first choose whether to customize their products, then engage in price competition. We show that in …
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When firms set prices and face entry costs, efficiency in production and in entry are not simultaneously achieved, generating the possibility that regulatory interventions can lead to efficiency enhancements. We show through the Bertrand model that in markets with public entry and regular...
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