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Dynamic competition with customer recognition and switching costs: theory and application

Grozeva, Vesela Dimitrova - 2010

This dissertation aims to contribute to our understanding of dynamic interaction in duopoly markets. Chapter 1 motivates the study and offers a brief overview of the results.In Chapter 2 I study the dynamic equilibrium of a market characterized by repeat purchases. Such markets exhibit two...

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Is It More Profitable to Post Prices? - Market Structure with Endogeneous Search Costs

Gong, Binglin - 2006

This dissertation contains three chapters. It analyzes a market where firms can choose whether or not to publicly post their prices. Price posting rewards a firm by reducing search costs for customers and thus attracting more demand, at the risk of triggering more direct price competition.In the...

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Antidumping Effects in the Presence of Collusion in an Upstream Market: the case of U.S. frozen shrimp imports from Thailand

Suchato, Ravissa - 2009

Many studies have shown a relationship between antidumping duty and collusion. These studies, however, only focus on … collusion in output (downstream) market, i.e. collusion between import competing firms and exporters, or among import competing … collusion among the exporters in Thai shrimp market at 1 % significant level. …

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