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Competition, investment and vertical integration

Chemla, Gilles - 1996

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Investment decisions : the role of market structure in vertically separated network industries

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Equilibrium vertical foreclosure with investment

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The conduct of economics : the example of Fisher Body and General Motors

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The economic lessons of Fisher-Body-General Motors

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Dynamic duopoly with vertical differentiation

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Legal unbundling can be a golden mean between vertical integration and separation

Höffler, Felix (contributor); Kranz, Sebastian (contributor) - 2007

We study an industry in which an upstream monopolist supplies an essential input at a regulated price to several downstream firms. Legal unbundling means that a downstream firm owns the upstream firm but this upstream firm is legally independent and maximizes its own upstream profits. We allow...

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Imperfect legal unbundling of monopolistic bottlenecks

Höffler, Felix (contributor); Kranz, Sebastian (contributor) - 2007

We study an industry with a monopolistic bottleneck (e.g. a transmission network) supplying an essential input to several downstream firms. Under legal unbundling the bottleneck must be operated by a legally independent upstream firm, which may be partly or fully owned by an incumbent active in...

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