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-sided with paid products. In some cases, market competition is asymmetric with a single firm dominating the one-sided market … competition between the multi-product firms. Incorporating the platform market structure yields several interesting results. It is …
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competition in both markets. I consider a demand structure where both Cournot and Bertrand competition can be evaluated. Bundling … is completely ineffective when firms compete in quantities. On the contrary, under Bertrand competition, selling the two …
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In the last few years, U.S. telecoms policy has shifted from encouraging the sharing of existing networks to facilitating the deployment of advanced communications networks. Given the large capital expenditures required for these networks, there can be only a few of such networks. In light of...
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to more disclosure but depends on the level of competition in the market. Conversely, increasing competition does not …
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Tying, bundling, minimum purchase requirements, loyalty discounts, exclusive dealing, and other purchase restraints can create stronger incentives for firms to invest in product quality. In our first example, the firm sells a durable experience good and a complementary non-durable good to a...
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