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Durable Goods Monopoly with a Finite But Uncertain Number of Consumers.

Majerus, D.W. - Antitrust Division, Department of Justice - 1992

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Intertemporal Self-Selection with Multiple Buyers Under Complete and Incomplete Information.

Bagholi, M.; Salant, S.W.; Swierzbinski, J.E. - Michigan - Center for Research on Economic & Social Theory - 1992

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The Optimal Mechanism for Selling to Budget-Constrained Consumers.

Che, Y.K.; Gale, I. - Wisconsin Madison - Social Systems - 1996

This paper finds an optimal mechanism for selling an indivisible good to consumers who may be budget-constrained. Unlike the case where buyers are not budget constrained, a single posted price is not typically optimal. An optimal mechanism generally consists of a continuum of lotteries indexed...

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Superpoly: monopoly in the twenty-first century

Rowley, Jennifer - 2009

respectively: commercial space, channel space, consumption space, community space, cultural space, career space, and communication … development of the concept of monopoly and business dominance for knowledge-based, consumption focussed and networked societies …

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Sustained Monopolistic Business Relationships: A UK Defence Procurement Case

Humphries, Andrew S. - 2003

Business-to-business relationships within sustained monopolies, such as those within Defence Procurement, have received …

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Estimation of Structure-Profit Relationships: Comment

Vernon, John M.; McElroy, Marjorie B. - 1973

Recently, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has accused breakfast cereal manufacturers of illegal monopolization (1971).A major basis for the charge is the FTC belief that high advertising expenditures by the companies create effective entry barriers. One FTC study (1969) reached this...

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Regulating Monopolies - A Case Example of Google

Pfeffer, Jonas; Huckenbeck, Jan - In: Essays der Wissenschaft XIX (Teil 19) - Akademische …, (pp. 201-210). 2020

Monopolies can have a great impact on economic efficiency and therefore on the market. Thus, states try to avoid either … the existence of monopolies or their impacts on the markets. This case study aims at a real case of Google, that has been … sued by the European Union for its unlawful behavior. It is important to understand, how monopolies work and how the …

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Information technology monopolies: implications for library managers

Mercado, Marina I. - In: The Bottom Line 11 (1998) 1, pp. 4-9

Librarians are asked to downsize, economize and streamline, while they are also, simultaneously, expected to provide the fastest, latest and most expensive hardware and software so as to make the information marketplace accessible to their patrons. What most librarians have not realized,...

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What librarians need to understand about the US Department of Justice v. Microsoft Corporation

Mercado, Marina I. - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 1, pp. 22-28

Gives the background to, and describes, the suit filed against Microsoft by the US Department of Justice in October 1997. For those such as librarians, dealing with the requirements of information technology, argues that this case is important because it demonstrates the high stakes inherent in...

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Optimal export policy for a new‐product monopoly: comment

Block, Walter - In: Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal 6 (1999) 2, pp. 29-32

Disputes Bagwell’s (1991) proposition that export subsidies are welfare enhancing under certain conditions, claiming that it can be generalized do domestic and non‐monopolistic situations and, established products, and that it should take into account externalities, economic welfare, the...

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