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We introduce in this paper the quot;incompletequot; third-degree price discrimination, which is the situation in which a monopolist must charge at most k different prices while the total market is composed of n (local) markets, with ngt;k. We thus study the optimal partition problem of the n...
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We show that a manager who has to pick a variety at a store without being able to choose the price of products on the horizontally differentiated market with positive fixed costs of offering each product will always under-provide variety. Using the information on sales and availability of vodka...
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relation of monopoly and competition to invention/innovation and knowledge management under conditions of periodical …
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A durable good monopolist faces a continuum of heterogeneous customers who make purchase decisions by comparing present and expected price-quality offers. The monopolist designs a sequence of price-quality menus to segment the market. We consider the Markov Perfect Equilibrium (MPE) of a game...
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likely are entry restrictions, whereas a greater relevance of firms makes a monopoly more probable. The nature of entry …
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Ludwig von Mises and Murray Rothbard tended to emphasize the same requirement for a monopoly price to emerge, as far as … regard to the question of the limits to monopoly pricing. The inelasticity of demand criterion of both authors left less room … for monopoly prices in their theoretical constructs of a hampered market economy than there really is. If one wants to …
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We explain why a durable-goods monopolist would like to create a shortage in the marketplace.We argue that this incentive arises from the presence of a second-hand market and uncertainty about consumers' willingness to pay for the good. Consumers are heterogeneous in their valuations. Moreover,...
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I present a new model of optimal dynamic pricing and diffusion of a network good sold by a monopolist. The good in this model is a social network good in that each consumer’s value of the good within a social network increases as more of her neighbors use the good. In each period, the...
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Software firms often remove some functions of his product and sell the damaged version at a lower or zero price. This paper extends Hahn's functional degradation model into a continuous type framework, derives the conditions for introducing the read-only version, and the conditions for selling...
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structure. From situations where standard competition may be possible, they shift the market towards monopoly, betting on their …
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