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Inverted U shaped relations are well known in the industrial organization study of innovative activities. The models that generate these predictions are typically beyond undergraduate level treatment. This short paper presents some very simple models that also generate the inverted U tendencies....
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The focus in this contribution is on innovative technological races with uncertainty as to who will win a fixed market prize. One firm is the first mover and commits to innovative efforts such as investments in research and development before the followers choose their efforts to win. Perhaps...
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Inverted U shaped relations are well known in the industrial organization study of innovative activities. The models that generate these predictions are typically beyond undergraduate level treatment. This short paper presents some very simple models that also generate the inverted U tendencies....
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In this paper, two pairs of complementors have to decide whether to merge and eventually bundle their products. Depending on the degree of competitive pressure in the market, either both pairs decide to merge (with or without bundling), or only one pair merges and bundles, while rivals remain...
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This paper draws the attention to some simple formulas to calculate equilibrium prices in case a linear demand is reasonable and information about the choke price is available. It can serve to convince analysts that even with very limited data and no algebra, useful back of the envelope...
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