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Competition, Contractibility, and the Market for Donors to Non-Profits

Castaneda, Marco A. - 2015

This paper investigates theoretically and empirically the effects of competition for donors on the behavior of non-profit organizations. Theoretically, we consider a situation in which non-profit organizations use donations to produce some commodity, but the use of donations is only partially...

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Entry, donor market size, and competitive conduct among nonprofit firms

Gayle, Philip G.; Harrison, Teresa D.; Thornton, Jeremy - In: International journal of industrial organization 50 (2017), pp. 294-318

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Does market size matter for charities?

Lapointe, Simon; Perroni, Carlo; Scharf, Kimberly A.; … - In: Journal of public economics 168 (2018), pp. 127-145

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Trends in Competition in the United States : What Does the Evidence Show?

Shapiro, Carl; Yurukoglu, Ali - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2024

Has the United States economy become less competitive in recent decades? One might think so based on a body of research that has rapidly become influential for antitrust policy. We explain that the empirical evidence relating to concentration trends, markup trends, and the effects of mergers...

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Chapter 19 Donative nonprofit organizations

Bilodeau, Marc; Steinberg, Richard - In: Handbook of the economics of giving, altruism and …, (pp. 1271-1333). 2006

conduct fundraising campaigns, set prices, employ labor, and use capital. The discussion of models of donative nonprofits …

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Three empirical essays on consumer behavior and competition

Wellmann, Nicolas - 2021

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Models of Competition between One For-Profit and One Nonprofit Firm

Brhlikova, Petra - 2005

To study the coexistence of two different ownership forms within an industry, I develop a simple model of competition between one forprofit and one nonprofit firm. The two firms have different objectives and face different constraints due to their choice of ownership status. Assuming...

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Mixed Competition and Welfare Under Various Nonprofit Objectives Mixed Competition Under Various Cost Configurations

Brhlikova, Petra - 2008

I study the competition between one nonprofit and one for-profit firm under various objective functions of the nonprofit firm. The two firms optimize their objectives with respect to quality and price of their products. The nonprofit firm serves one-half of the market under pure quality...

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Competition in Public Service Provision : The Role of Not-for-Profit Providers

Besley, Timothy - 2018

With public services such as health and education, it is not straightforward for consumers to assess the quality of provision. Many such services are provided by monopoly not-for-profit providers and there is concern that for-profit providers may increase profit at the expense of quality. This...

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Nonprofit Fund-Raising in Competitive Donor Markets

Thornton, Jeremy P. - 2009

Fund-raising expenditures represent an important strategic decision for nonprofit managers inthe face of scarce donor … output to its constituents. Socially, competition among nonprofit firms for donations may produce an excessive level of fund-raising …. This article empirically examines nonprofit fund-raising decisions, privately and socially, under varying market conditions …

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