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Creating a Public Good to Fight Monopolization: The Formation of Broadcast Music, Inc.

Kleit, Andrew - In: Review of Industrial Organization 19 (2001) 2, pp. 243-256

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Open Entry and Local Telephone Rates: The Economics of IntraLATA Toll Competition

Kaserman, David; Mayo, John; Blank, Larry; Kahai, Simran - In: Review of Industrial Organization 14 (1999) 4, pp. 303-319

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The Costs and Benefits of Long-Distance Entry: Regulation and Non-Price Discrimination

Weisman, Dennis; Williams, Michael - In: Review of Industrial Organization 18 (2001) 3, pp. 275-282

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Entry Deterrence and Entry Accommodation Strategies of a Multiproduct Firm Regulated with Dynamic Price Cap

Sarmento, Paula; Brandão, António - In: International Advances in Economic Research 13 (2007) 1, pp. 19-34

that uses the regulatory policy to deter entry. We consider a firm that initially operates as a monopolist in two markets … but faces potential entry in one of the markets. We conclude that the regulated firm can have the incentive to block the … entry. This strategy leads to the reduction of the price in both markets. However, the final effect of the entry deterrence …

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One-Way Compatibility, Two-Way Compatibility and Entry in Network Industries

Manenti, Fabio Maria; Somma, Ernesto - Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche "Marco Fanno", … - 2008

and the possibility of side payments. With incompatibility, entry deterrence occurs for sufficiently strong network …

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Take or Pay Contracts and Market Segmentation

Scarpa, Carlo; Polo, Michele - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2007

This paper examines competition in the liberalized natural gas market. Each .firm has zero marginal cost core capacity, due to long term contracts with take or pay obligations, and additional capacity at higher marginal costs. The market is decentralized and the firms decide which customers to...

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Trade Liberalization and New Exporters’ Size: Theory and Evidence

Virginia Di Nino, Rosen Marinov, Nadia Rocha - International Economics Section, The Graduate Institute … - 2006

This paper tests an empirical implication of Melitz (2003) in the context of falling trade costs, using the EU’s intensive liberalization phase (1993-2002) as a natural experiment. Contrary to the model’s predictions, firms that switch from non-exporting to exporting over the studied period...

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Acquisitions versus Entry: The Evolution of Concentration

Aydemir, Zava; Schmutzler, Armin - Institut für Volkswirtschaftslehre, … - 2002

noninvesting firms. In each period, one investor can acquire a small firm, the other investor decides about market entry. After …

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On Competition and the Strategic Management of Intellectual Property in Oligopoly

Jansen, Jos - Max-Planck-Institut zur Erforschung von … - 2009

An innovative firm chooses strategically whether to patent its process innovation or rely on secrecy. By doing so, the firm manages its rival’s beliefs about the size of the innovation, and affects the incentives in the product market. Different measures of competitive pressure in the product...

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Employer Size and Transition to Entrepreneurship: Variations According to Organizational Position

Tsuchiya, Ryuichiro - Graduate School of Economics, Hitotsubashi University - 2006

Although transition to entrepreneurship is a central subject in entrepreneurial studies, there is little research on its link with previous employer firm size. This study examines this relationship by utilizing a rich data set representing the entire Taiwanese labor market. While we found that...

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