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oligopoly, domestic firms may likely prefer a proportional restraint over an equivalent volume restraint …
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This paper analyzes the formation of market sharing agreements among firms in oligopolistic markets and procurement auctions. The set of market sharing agreements defines a collusive network, and the paper provides a complete characterization of stable and efficient collusive networks when firms...
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We analyze reciprocal market sharing agreements by which firms commit not to enter each other's territory in oligopolistic markets and procurement auctions. The set of market sharing agreements defines a collusive network. We characterize stable collusive networks when firms and markets are...
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This article studies how the presence of an antitrust authority affects market-sharing agreements made by firms. These agreements prevent firms from entering each other's market. The set of these agreements defines a collusive network, which is pursued by antitrust authorities. This article...
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an n to an n-1 player oligopoly after a merger in the industry. Competitors are identified via the European Commission s … the merger effect. We obtain results consistent with the predictions of standard oligopoly models: non-merging rivals …
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were located in the states of Sabah and Sarawak were less technically inefficient than those located in peninsular Malaysia …
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