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The purpose of this paper is to explore strategic incentives to use trade networks rather than markets and to shed … of networks. We investigate the issues by mainly focusing on the role of matching in a trade network. The existing … conditions under which agents prefer to trade on networks rather than in markets. -- Trade networks ; Repeated games ; Matching …
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The purpose of this paper is to explore strategic incentives to use trade networks rather than markets and shed light … trading system. The study states conditions under which agents prefer to trade on networks rather than in markets. -- Repeated … trade ; Moral hazard ; Matching ; Transaction costs ; Networks ; Institutions …
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through the trade. This mutual relationship between two countries can be expressed by the Nash-equilibrium in the Game theory …
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While most countries have harmonized intellectual property rights (IPR) legislation, the dispute about the optimal level of IPR-enforcement remains. This paper develops an endogenous growth framework with two open economies satisfying the classical North-South assumptions to study (a)...
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engaged in trade. In our model, the motivation for an incumbent government to use environmental policy arises from its selfish …
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engaged in trade. In our model, the motivation for an incumbent government to use environmental policy arises from its selfish …
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and trade in which duopolistic firms face quality-dependent costs and compete in quality and price in two segmented …
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A quota on foreign competition will generally lead to quality-upgrading (downgrading) of the low-quality (high-quality) firm, an increase in average quality, a reduction of quality differentiation, and a reduction of domestic consumer surplus, irrespective of whether the foreign firm produces...
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In a model of vertical product differentiation, duopolistic firms face qualitydependent costs and compete in quality and price in two segmented markets. Minimum quality standards, set according to the principle of Mutual Recognition, can be used to increase welfare. The results of the one-shot...
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A quota on foreign competition will generally lead to quality-upgrading (downgrading) of the low-quality (high-quality) firm, an increase in average quality, a reduction of quality differentiation, and a reduction of domestic consumer surplus, irrespective of whether the foreign firm produces...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010301130