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This paper investigates how knowledge transferred within multinational corporations affects capital structure decisions of foreign affiliates. Employing the unique dataset on Korean multinationals and their employment structure of foreign affiliates, we measure the knowledge transfer through...
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This paper has investigated the asymmetric policies of information sharing in duopoly. We built on the classic model of Gal-Or (1985), extended to allow different precisions of firms' private information, as Gal-Or (1985) suggested in her conclusion. We find that asymmetric equilibria will...
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solution where a firm may trade off the R&D investment against information absorption from the rival. …
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This paper investigates firms' optimal location choices explicitly accounting for the role of inwards and outwards knowledge spillovers in a dynamic Cournot oligopoly with firms that are heterogeneous in their ability to carry out cost-reducing R&D. Firms can either locate in an industrial...
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In this paper a game theoretic model is employed to analyze the relationship between strategic location decision of firms in the supply chain considering the role of horizontal and vertical knowledge spillovers, and numerical approach is applied to characterize the equilibria of the considered...
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process innovation affect channel structure and effort investment incentives? 2) What are the interactions between …. Investment incentives are best provided when firms share their process knowledge and are buffered from subsequent price …
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In this paper, we study a standard Cournot model where firms are able to form bilateral collaboration agreements which lower marginal cost. While a static analysis of such a model can be found in Goyal and Joshi [5], we introduce an evolutionary model. Stable networks (in the static sense)...
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The present paper studies repeated oligopoly where the firms compete with price in multiple markets. The markets are subject to independent, stochastic fluctuations in demands. The literature points out that while the demand fluctuations generally hinder collusion, the multimarket contact...
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We study the effect of environmental risk on the extraction of a common resource. Using a dynamic and non-cooperative game in which an environmental event impacts the renewability and the quality of the resource, we show that the anticipation of such an event has an ambiguous effect on...
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I develop a dynamic investment game with a "memoryless" R&D process in which an incumbent and an entrant can invest in … successfully implementing a technology can cause the incumbent to reduce its investment. Under certain conditions, if the success …
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