of the Wettbewerbsordnung (an economic order based on competition), advocated by Eucken, was never made. This was … expressed in insufficient fighting against the formation of economic power (competition policy) and in a neglect of the …

Proposes a model which shows that Stackelberg competition is not necessarily welfare‐ enhancing compared with Cournot … competition. Shows that, although in a simple duopoly model prices in a Stackelberg equilibrium are lower than in a Cournot … equilibrium, this is not necessarily true in an entry‐deterrence framework, where post‐entry competition is Stackelberg rather …

Considers the treatment of openness and imperfect competition in the influential analysis of Layard, Nickell and … imperfect competition assumed. It is argued that openness is crucial to the model′s properties, whereas imperfect competition is …

. Presents the main theories of rivalrous interaction among business firms and the problems of oligopoly and monopoly. Notes how …

to the theory of monopolistic competition. During the 1920s a lively discussion developed about the link between the cost … structure of the individual firm and the degree of competition in the wake of the demise of the Marshallian concept of the … (“external competition”) and the inadequacy of the Cournot solution for spatially differentiated firms that compete with …

theirs. Da Empoli’s work is on the process of competition. In this he has affinity to work of Knight and Clark written in the …

to the treatment of competition as an adjective. For da Empoli, competition was a rivalrous process, a verb. It is … competition as a process would now be at a more advanced state.  …