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Two suppliers of a homogenous good know that, in the second period, they will be able to collude. Gains from collusion … innovation. Innovation changes the status quo pay-off, and thereby affects the distribution of the gains from collusion. The …
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We examine whether cooperation in R&D leads to product market collusion. Suppose that firms engage in a stochastic R … symmetries, thereby facilitating collusion. Sharing an efficient technology also increases industry profit, which contributes to … the collusion stability but also raises social welfare. Interestingly, a welfare improvement is less likely if innovation …
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Two suppliers of a homogenous good know that, in the second period, they will be able to collude. Gains from collusion … innovation. Innovation changes the status quo pay-off, and thereby affects the distribution of the gains from collusion. The …
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We examine whether cooperation in R&D leads to product market collusion. Suppose that firms engage in a stochastic R … symmetries, thereby facilitating collusion. Sharing an efficient technology also increases industry profit, which contributes to … the collusion stability but also raises social welfare. Interestingly, a welfare improvement is less likely if innovation …
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In this paper we give an example in which the price of tradeable emission permits increasesdespite firms' adoption of a less polluting technology. This is in contrast with Montero (2002) andParry (1998), among others. If two Counot players switch to a cleaner technology, the price forpermits may...
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We show the effects of Bertrand and Cournot competition on R&D investmentand social welfare in a duopoly with R&D competition where success in R&D isprobabilistic. We show that R&D investments are higher under Bertrand (Cournot)competition when R&D productivities are sufficiently low (high), and...
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By affecting prices and thereby market shares of green and brown firms, product innovations and process innovations influence industry emissions even when they do not directly affect the emission intensity of the innovating firm. Using a differentiated two-stage duopoly, this paper therefore...
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Recent econometric studies only emphasize the role of longterm demand expectations and technological capability. They neglect the impact of buyer market structure on innovative efforts of input suppliers....
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