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this paper examines interbrand competition between a domestic and a foreign manufacturer who market their products through intermediaries. the contracts manufacturers offer these intermediaries are endogenous. in equilibrium contracts may specify exclusive territories (et), depending on the...
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At present, there is a wide debate on regulating geo-blocking, an online practice that prevents consumers from buying or having access to products and services from another country. This practice is not only used by retailers, but is also of great importance in the market for digital visual...
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We consider exclusive contracts as a survival strategy for a local incumbent manufacturer facing a multinational manufacturer’s entry. Although both manufacturers prefer to trade with an efficient local distributor, trading with inefficient competitive distributors is acceptable only to the...
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firm cannot make the price commitment. In this paper, we re-examine the foreclosure theory of vertical integration by …
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This paper analyzes the impact of competition among downstream firms on an upstream firm's payoff and on its incentive to vertically integrate when firms in both segments negotiate optimal contracts. We argue that as competition becomes more intense, the upstream firm obtains a larger share of a...
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theory of access to an essential facility in an unregulated environment. It considers a wide array of contexts: possibility …
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This paper combines 530 digitized franchising contracts at the franchise chain level with employer-identified job ads from Burning Glass Technologies to establish stylized facts about franchising labor markets and their relation to the vertical restraints and contractual provisions that limit...
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Information Technology has allowed vertically related firms to share sales forecasts, production schedules, inventory, etc. This fact motivated many studies on how the retailer’s superior knowledge of market conditions affects pricing and competition within different vertical restraints. But...
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This paper analyzes the impact vertical integration has on upstream collusion when the price of the input is linear. As a first step, the paper derives the collusive equilibrium that requires the lowest discount factor in the infinitely repeated game when one firm is vertically integrated. It...
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This paper analyzes the impact vertical integration has on upstream collusion when the price of the input is linear. As a first step, the paper derives the collusive equilibrium that requires the lowest discount factor in the infinitely repeated game when one firm is vertically integrated. It...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014028981