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Verhaltensanreize in kooperativen interorganisationalen Beziehungen : ein spieltheoretischer Ansatz

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Dynamic competition in the automobile industry : a comparison of the US and Japan

Kim, Jin-guk - 1994

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Embedding the market during times of crisis : the European automobile cartel during a decade of crisis : 1973-1985

Ramírez Pérez, Sigfrido M. - In: Business history 62 (2020) 5, pp. 815-836

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Hybrid R&D

Goyal, Sanjeev; Konovalov, Alexander; Moraga-González, … - 2003

standard price and quantity setting oligopoly models. We then study the relation between the number of joint projects and …

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Pitfalls in vertical arrangements

Rossini, Gianpaolo; Vergari, Cecilia - 2010

A popular way of obtaining essential inputs requires the establishment of an input production joint venture (IPJV) in the upstream (U) section of the vertical chain of production by firms competing and selling final goods in the downstream (D) section of the vertical chain. In spite of the...

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