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R&D cooperation is reconsidered in situations where firms direct R&D activities towards a new product that cannibalizes the firms' existing products. For soft cannibalization, the welfare-maximizing arrangement between firms involves, for low R&D costs, the formation of a separate entity that...
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-good Bertrand model intensifies competition: it lowers price and raises total surplus (but also makes profits go up). For some … Hansen's results for the relationship between uncertainty and competition in the Bertrand model. Second, it shows that his … reinforces the notion that uncertainty intensifies competition rather than softens it …
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Oil price indexing is a peculiar feature of the natural gas markets in Germany and other European countries. It is closely linked to the existence of local monopolies (at least de facto) and of the so called takeorpayʺ (TOP) contracts. After discussing the relation between these features and...
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-degree price discrimination in oligopoly. By deriving linear demand from a representative consumer´s utility and focusing on the … better off by switching from uniform pricing to price discrimination. -- Third-Degree Price Discrimination ; Oligopoly …
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