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An essential input price that is “too high” relative to the downstream price leads to inefficient foreclosure and one …
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We investigate the efficiency, foreclosure, and collusion rationales for vertical integration in a large sample of … holdup) and provides incentives to undertake relationship-specific investments. In contrast, the foreclosure and collusion … rationales suggest that vertical integration is anticompetitive in nature. Specifically, the foreclosure argument suggests that …
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We analyse vertical integration when there is upstream competition and compare outcomes to the case where upstream assets are owned by a single agent (i.e., upstream monopoly). In so doing, we make two contributions to the modelling of strategic vertical integration. First, we base industry...
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This paper analyzes if vertical foreclosure can emerge as an equilibrium outcome of an infinitely repeated game …. Foreclosure is profitable due to a 'raising rival's costs' effect but it is not a Nash equilibrium of the static game. The results … are that foreclosure is in fact a subgame perfect Nash equilibrium of the repeated game, and it may facilitate collusion …
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We analyse the impact of an entry threat at the downstream level on the ability of a pair of vertically integrated incumbents to collude. We present an original model of horizontal product differentiation on the final market and characterize the structures of this market for which an entry...
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