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This paper examines the welfare implication of banning price discrimination in the intermediate goods market in which a monopolistic supplier contracts with asymmetric downstream retailers. We demonstrate that the supplier has a strong incentive to manipulate interdependent demand structure...
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We examine the welfare implication of input price discrimination in the vertically related market wherein two downstream firms purchase a cost-saving technology from an outside innovator and input factors from a monopolistic supplier to produce final goods. We show that input price...
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This paper examines the welfare implication of banning price discrimination in the intermediate goods market in which a monopolistic supplier contracts with asymmetric downstream retailers. We demonstrate that the supplier has a strong incentive to manipulate the interdependent demand structure...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011208462