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Sequential moves and tacit collusion : reaction-function cycles in a finite pricing duopoly

Wallner, Klaus - 1997

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Commodity bundling in the Japanese non-life insurance industry : savings-type products as self-selection mechanism

Wallner, Klaus - In: Geld, Finanzwirtschaft, Banken und Versicherungen : …, (pp. 913-951). 1997

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Sequential moves and tacit collusion : reaction-function cycles in a finite pricing duopoly

Wallner, Klaus - In: Journal of economic theory 84 (1999) 2, pp. 251-267

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A current view of Japanese employment practices : the financial sector

Wallner, Klaus - In: Current politics and economics of Japan 4 (1995) 1, pp. 33-56

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Specific investment and the EU enlargement

Wallner, Klaus - 2001

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Price wars in finite sequential move price competition

Wallner, Klaus - 2001

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Commodity Bundling in the Japanese Non-Life Insurance Industry: Savings-Type Products as Self-Selection Mechanism

Wallner, Klaus - 1996

This paper develops a self-selection explanation for the use of commodity bundling in the case of savings-type casualty insurance in Japan. The institutional characteristics of the savings-cum-insurance bundle are explained in detail. Two alternative models to explain its success are presented....

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Tacit collusion : the solution to a finite pricing duopoly and evidence from Japanese non-life insurence

Wallner, Klaus - 1997

Department: Economics.

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Commodity bundling in the Japanese non-life insurance industry : savings-type products as self-selection mechanism

Wallner, Klaus - 1996

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10000949698

Implikationen der Marktregulierung im Kohlenstoffmarkt

Glock, Dominik; Wallner, Klaus; Runge, Patrick; Erling, … - Deutschland / Umweltbundesamt - 2016

Um den wachsenden Anforderungen an Handelsmärkte gerecht zu werden, hat die EU schrittweise eine Reihe von Regelungen im Bereich der Marktaufsicht angepasst und erwei-tert, die sich auch auf den EU-Emissionshandel auswirken. Die bedeutendste Änderung für den EU-Emissionshandel ist dabei die...

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