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Product differentiation and entry timing in a continuous-time spatial competition model with vertical relations

Ebina, Takeshi; Matsushima, Noriaki - 2017

We study the entry timing and location decisions of two exclusive buyer-supplier relationships in a continuous-time spatial competition model. In each relationship, the firms determine their entry timing and location, and negotiate a wholesale price through Nash bargaining. Then, the downstream...

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A Mixed Oligopoly Theory of Reverse FDI

Dong, Baomin - 2009

In the recent decade, reversed brownfield FDI are intensified. Companies from developing countries such as China, initiated cross border mergers and acquisitions on target firms in developed countries with large turnovers. Many of the parent companies are state-owned enterprises and many of the...

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Scale Economics, Market Power, and Pricing Behavior Evidence from German Newspaper and Magazine Publishing

Lehmann, Erik; Weigand, Jürgen - 1998

The anomalous inverse concentration-price relationship observed by some researchers in the newspaper market has been attributed to scale economies. In this paper we suggest that the newspaper's (or magazine's) double-product feature (i.e., news supplied to readers and advertising space supplied...

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The TV industry: Advertising and programming

Nilssen, Tore; Sørgard, Lars - 2001

The key to an understanding of the TV industry is the market for TV advertising. We present a model of this market that also encompasses the product markets and the viewer market. Because viewers dislike commercials, there is congestion in advertising, and TV channels offer complementary goods...

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Scale economics, market power, and pricing behavior evidence from German newspaper and magazine publishing

Lehmann, Erik; Weigand, Jürgen - 1998

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Price discrimination in oligopoly : evidence from Swedish newspapers

Asplund, Marcus (contributor); Eriksson, Rickard (contributor) - 2001 - [Elektronische Ressource], Rev. January 1, 2007

This paper provides an empirical examination of third-degree price discrimination in the Swedish newspaper industry. The results show that price discrimination is more prevalent in competitive markets and among newspapers with low market shares. This supports predictions from recent theoretical...

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Downstream investment in oligopoly

Bühler, Stefan (contributor); Schmutzler, Armin (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]

We examine cost-reducing investment in vertically-related oligopolies, where firms may be vertically integrated or separated. Analyzing a standard linear Cournot model, we show that: (i) Integrated firms invest more than separated competitors. (ii) Vertical integration increases own investment...

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Oligopoly in Advertiser-Supported Media

Masson, Robert T.; Mudambi, Ram; Reynolds, Robert J. - 2014

In this article advertiser supported media, such as television, are analyzed as an industry selling audiences to advertisers. A simple stylized model is used to demonstrate that increased competition leads to less of a price decline (in extreme cases, maybe even a price increase) than would be...

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TV Advertising, Program Quality, and Product-Market Oligopoly

Nilssen, Tore; Sorgard, Lars - 2009

We present a model of the TV-advertising market that encompasses both the product markets and the market for TV programs. We argue that the TV industry has several idiosyncratic characteristics that need to be modeled, and show that the strategic interaction in this industry differs from other...

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(Sub)Optimality of Dynamic Pricing Decisions in a Competitive Oligopoly

Wang, Yang - 2018

in this advance selling setting that managers consistently choose prices that yield revenues approximately 25% below … optimal levels. Specifically, we show that managers appear to choose prices in a manner consistent with maximizing a mix of … online reviews in pricing decisions and the effect of competitors' pricing strategies on a focal hotel's optimal prices. We …

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