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. This raises the important issue of just how such voluntary cooperation might be obtained. In this paper, we explore the …
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interview externalities, preventing agents from reaping the thick market benefits that would arise in the absence of the costly …
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encompasses many economic models with externalities and outside options. We show that when outside options are pure (i …
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Estimation and measurement of consumption externalities are still challenging problems in applied research. In this … paper, externalities as Nash equilibrium are estimated using consumer demand theory and a large data set. We estimate Nash … equilibrium consumption externalities in petrol budget shares of households living in a metropolitan area in UK. The reaction …
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externalities. Within this framework we propose a new value that extends the Shapley value to partition function form games, the so …
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encompasses many economic models with externalities and outside options. We show that when outside options are pure (i …
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In this paper we derive the equilibrium level of redistribution from one mobile factor (say, the rich or capital) to another possibly mobile factor (say, the poor or labour) when regions choose both their inter-regional transfers and redistributive policies non-cooperatively.
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the multiplicity of the equilibria and the instability of behaviour when the externalities are strong. The equilibrium …
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, we examine the direction of the effects. Whereas indirect effects induce players to internalize externalities they impose …
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. Furthermore, since local interactions imply particular forms of externalities, their presence typically suggests government action …
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