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Retail location competition under carbon penalty

Dilek, Hande; Karaer, Özgen; Nadar, Emre - In: European journal of operational research : EJOR 269 (2018) 1, pp. 146-158

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Collusion and Coercion with Naive Rivals

Brown, Zach; MacKay, Alexander - 2023

Standard models of collusion require that all firms are forward-looking and strategic. When one firm displays naive behavior—i.e., when it is myopic, memoryless, or non-strategic—typical collusive strategies cannot be supported in equilibrium. Motivated by the increasing adoption of...

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Sabotage in contests : an overview

Amegashie, J. Atsu - 2013

This paper reviews the relatively small literature on sabotage in contests. It looks at both the formal game-theoretic literature and the empirical and experimental literatures. The treatment is intended to be intuitive with minimal use of technical jargon.

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Prize Sharing Rules in Collective Contests : Towards Strategic Foundations

Gupta, Dhritiman - 2020

In this paper we deal with situations of collective contests between two groups over a private prize. A well known way to divide the prize within the winning group is the prize sharing rule introduced by Nitzan, 1991. Since its introduction it has become a standard in the collective contests...

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Dynamic Contests

Konrad, Kai A. - 2011

Considering several main types of dynamic contests (the race, the tug-of-war, elimination contests and iterated incumbency fights) we identify a common pattern: the discouragement effect. This effect explains why the sum of rentseeking efforts often falls considerably short of the prize that is...

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Focality Advantage in Platform Competition

Halaburda, Hanna - 2019

We consider a methodology for studying how beliefs shape platform competition, based on the notion of a partial … focality. The concept of focality is useful for modeling platform competition when the presence of network effects results in … competition between platforms that differ in their basic quality. The initial degree of focality affects the ability of the high …

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Effects of hostility tradition in antitrust : leniency programs and cooperation agreements

Pavlova, Natalia; Šastitko, Andrej E. - 2014

The article focuses on the effects that type I errors can have on the incentives of firms to compete, collude or engage in efficiency promoting socially beneficial cooperation. Our results confirm that in the presence of type I errors the introduction of a leniency program can have ambiguous...

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Spatial competition with endogenous location choices : an application to discount retailing

Zhu, Ting; Singh, Vishal - In: Quantitative marketing and economics : QME 7 (2009) 1, pp. 1-35

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Game Console Manufacturers : The End of Sustainable Competitive Advantage?

Carpenter, Marie; Daidj, Nabyla; moreno, Christina - 2014

The video games industry has been subject to a number of significant transitions in its short history. The current transition, however, has the potential to restructure more fundamentally the technological, competitive and market dynamics with a growing share of revenues attributed to...

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Dealing with Stakeholders : How Reputation, Credibility and Framing Influence the Game

Mahon, John F. - 2014

Reputation is clearly a growing area of research and practitioner interest. Models that assist in our understanding of research and that aid practitioners in managing reputation are to be encouraged. In this paper, a model of reputation formation is proposed and the notion of reputation in...

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