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Fingleton, John - 1996

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Competition among middlemen when buyers and sellers can trade directly

Fingleton, John - 1996

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Competition among middlemen when buyers and sellers can trade directly

Fingleton, John - In: The journal of industrial economics 45 (1997) 4, pp. 405-427

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Inventory holdings by a monopolist middleman

Fingleton, John - 1991

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Are middlemen competitive?

Fingleton, John - 1993

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Competition between intermediated and direct trade and the timing of disintermediation

Fingleton, John - In: Oxford economic papers 49 (1997) 4, pp. 543-556

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Career concerns of bargainers

Fingleton, John; Raith, Michael - In: The journal of law, economics, & organization 21 (2005) 1, pp. 179-204

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Career Concerns of Bargainers

Fingleton, John; Raith, Michael - 2004

This paper studies strategic bargaining in which a seller and a buyer are each represented by an agent. Potential agents differ in their ability to obtain information about the other party's reservation price; neither principal knows the other's reservation price or her agent's type. Agents are...

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Career Concerns of Bargainers

Fingleton, John; Raith, Michael - 2010

This article studies strategic bargaining in which a seller and a buyer are each represented by an agent. Potential agents differ in their ability to obtain information about the other party`s reservation price; neither principal knows the other's reservation price or her agent's type. Agents are...

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