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We study the efficiency of oligopoly equilibria in a model where firms compete over capacities and prices. The … demands across the firms. We first establish the existence of pure strategy subgame perfect equilibria (oligopoly equilibria … oligopoly equilibria of this game can be arbitrarily low. However, if the best oligopoly equilibrium is selected (among multiple …
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We consider a dynamic oligopoly on the beer market and study the differential effects of switching costs on product …
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We study the collusive efficacy of competition clauses (CC) such as the meeting competition clause (MCC) and the beating competition clauses (BCC) in a general framework. In contrast to previous theoretical studies, we allow for repeated interaction among the retailers and heterogeneity in their...
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Several studies on mixed oligopoly indicate that the ownership pattern of firms does not affect the equilibrium price …
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oligopoly pricing (conscious parallelism). Only few suggestions have been made over the years to regulate oligopoly pricing. All … suggestions pose serious obstacles to their efficient application. Accordingly, oligopoly pricing is not regulated. It is left to … proposes a novel method for regulating oligopoly pricing by way of introducing a government-supported maverick into an …
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Farrell and Shapiro (F&S, 2010) proposed an Upward Pricing Pressure (UPP) approach to merger screening between two symmetrical firms. According to them, this UPP approach is more practical than concentration-based methods. However, the UPP fails because it does not incorporate all the...
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We revisit the Cournot–Bertrand debate in the light of Cournot, Edgeworth and Launhardt, tracing back to Launhardt the origin of price competition in duopoly models with constant returns to scale. Then, we discuss the formalisation of consumer utility function for differentiated products,...
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Price discrimination by imperfectly competitive firms may intensify competition, leading to lower prices for all consumers; the trade-off of consumer groups' welfare that is characteristic of monopolistic discrimination need not arise. This escalation of competition may make firms worse off, and...
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We introduce a model of oligopoly dynamic pricing where firms with limited capacity face a sales deadline. We establish …
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