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Business models for mobility as an service
Berg, Vincent A. C. van den; Meurs, Hendrik J.; … - 2022 - Revision
. Regulation of the price that the MaaS firm has to pay may lower prices, but, compared to the Integrator model, the change is … of transportation. In particular, we analyse three archetypical ways in which MaaS could be operationalised: Integrator …, Platform, and Intermediary. We find that these models differ strongly in how consumers and firms are affected by the …
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Business models for interoperable mobility services
Berg, Vincent A. C. van den; Meurs, Hendrik J.; … - 2020
archetype ways in which MaaS could be operationalized: Integrator, Platform, and Intermediary. We find that these models differ …. Regulation of the price that the MaaS firm has to pay may further lower prices, but compared to the Integrator the difference is … or higher. The Platform tends to lead to an outcome that is relatively close to Free Competition without Maas: prices can …
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Business models for interoperable mobility services
van den Berg, Vincent A.C.; Meurs, Henk; Verhoef, Erik T. - 2020
archetype ways in which MaaS could be operationalized: Integrator, Platform, and Intermediary. We find that these models differ …. Regulation of the price that the MaaS firm has to pay may further lower prices, but compared to the Integrator the difference is … or higher. The Platform tends to lead to an outcome that is relatively close to Free Competition without Maas: prices can …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012427151
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Pricing behaviour at capacity constrained facilities
Larsen, Huric; Fredborg, Jesper - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2012
Entry of new firms can be difficult or even impossible at capacity constrained facilities, despite the actual cost of entering is low. Using a game theoretic model of incumbent firms’ pricing behaviour under these conditions, it is found that under the assumption of Bertrand competition and...
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Barriers to entry : abolishing the barriers to understanding
Keppler, Jan Horst - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2009
BARRIERS TO ENTRY: ABOLISHING THE BARRIERS TO UNDERSTANDING by Jan-Horst Keppler Professor of economics Université Paris – Dauphine, LEDa, and Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, PHARE Port.: (+33 6) 77 81 37 46; Email: jan.keppler@dauphine.fr. Abstract The concept of a barrier to entry...
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Fair Trade - Is It Really Fair?
Konecny, Tomas; Myslivecek, Jan - Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education and … - 2008
One of the arguments against the Fair Trade scheme is that the guaranteed minimum price tends to depress world prices and thus the incomes of non-participating farmers (e.g. The Economist, 2006). We develop a model that distinguishes between the impact of the introduction of a Fair Trade market...
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Chapter Twelve. Markets for Pharmaceutical Products
Scott Morton, Fiona; Kyle, Margaret - In: Handbook of health economics : volume 2, (pp. 763-823). 2011
also characterized by extensive regulation of almost every activity, from product development through manufacturing and …
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The gas chain : influence of its specificities on the liberalisation process
Swartenbroekx, Carine - 2007
Like other network industries, the European gas supply industry has been liberalised, along the lines of what has been done in the United Kingdom and the United States, by opening up to competition the upstream and downstream segments of essential transmission infrastructure. The aim of this...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011610385
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Regulating gasoline retail markets : the case of Germany
Wittmann, Nadine - 2014
In 2011, price peaks in retail gasoline prices caused public outrage and attracted the attention of German regulatory agencies. After having examined the market, competition authorities concluded that tacit collusion existed but could not easily be prosecuted under the given competition law. In...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010340142
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Regulating gasoline retail markets : the case of Germany
Wittmann, Nadine - 2014
In 2011, price peaks in retail gasoline prices caused public outrage and attracted the attention of German regulatory agencies. After having examined the market, competition authorities concluded that tacit collusion existed but could not easily be prosecuted under given competition law. In...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010413228