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algorithmic collusion 13 Restraints of competition 9 Wettbewerbsbeschränkung 9 Algorithm 7 Algorithmus 7 Preismanagement 6 Pricing strategy 6 Theorie 6 Theory 6 Preiskartell 4 Preiswettbewerb 4 Price competition 4 Price-fixing cartel 4 compensation schemes 4 firm asymmetry 4 market forecasting 4 prediction ability 4 pricing algorithms 4 Duopol 3 Duopoly 3 Learning process 3 Lernprozess 3 Oligopol 3 Oligopoly 3 reinforcement learning 3 Competition policy 2 Cournot duopoly 2 Forecasting model 2 Game theory 2 Prognoseverfahren 2 Q-learning 2 Spieltheorie 2 Wettbewerbspolitik 2 asymmetric firms 2 competition 2 demand learning 2 dynamic pricing 2 machine learning 2 sequential pricing 2 Algorithmic Collusion 1
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Working Paper 11 Arbeitspapier 6 Graue Literatur 5 Non-commercial literature 5 Article in journal 3 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 3
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English 14
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Martin, Simon 6 Schmal, Wolfgang Benedikt 3 Boer, Arnoud V. den 2 Buchali, Katrin 2 Grüb, Jens 2 Klein, Timo 2 Muijs, Matthias 2 Normann, Hans-Theo 2 Püplichhuisen, Paul 2 Schwalbe, Ulrich 2 Werner, Tobias 2 Byrne, David P. 1 Loots, Thomas 1 Marty, Frédéric 1 Meylahn, Janusz M. 1 Schmal, W. Benedikt 1 Warin, Thierry 1
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CESifo Working Paper 2 CESifo working papers 2 Cahier scientifique 1 DICE Discussion Paper 1 DICE discussion paper 1 Discussion paper / Tinbergen Institute 1 Hohenheim Discussion Papers in Business, Economics and Social Sciences 1 Hohenheim discussion papers in business, economics and social sciences 1 Manufacturing & service operations management : M & SOM 1 Production and operations management : the flagship research journal of the Production and Operations Management Society 1 Tinbergen Institute Discussion Paper 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 9 EconStor 5
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The Spoils of Algorithmic Collusion: Profit Allocation Among Asymmetric Firms
Martin, Simon; Normann, Hans-Theo; Püplichhuisen, Paul; … - 2025
We study the propensity of independent algorithms to collude in repeated Cournot duopoly games. Specifically, we investigate the predictive power of different oligopoly and bargaining solutions regarding the effect of asymmetry between firms. We find that both consumers and firms can benefit...
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The spoils of algorithmic collusion : profit allocation among asymmetric firms
Martin, Simon; Normann, Hans-Theo; Püplichhuisen, Paul; … - 2025
We study the propensity of independent algorithms to collude in repeated Cournot duopoly games. Specifically, we investigate the predictive power of different oligopoly and bargaining solutions regarding the effect of asymmetry between firms. We find that both consumers and firms can benefit...
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Strategic choice of price-setting algorithms
Buchali, Katrin; Grüb, Jens; Muijs, Matthias; … - 2023
Recent experimental simulations have shown that autonomous pricing algorithms are able to learn collusive behavior and thus charge supra-competitive prices without being explicitly programmed to do so. These simulations assume, however, that both firms employ the identical price-setting...
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Strategic choice of price-setting algorithms
Buchali, Katrin; Grüb, Jens; Muijs, Matthias; … - 2023
Recent experimental simulations have shown that autonomous pricing algorithms are able to learn collusive behavior and thus charge supra-competitive prices without being explicitly programmed to do so. These simulations assume, however, that both firms employ the identical price-setting...
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Deciphering algorithmic collusion : insights from bandit algorithms and implications for antitrust enforcement
Marty, Frédéric; Warin, Thierry - 2023
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Data-driven collusion and competition in a pricing duopoly with multinomial logit demand
Loots, Thomas; Boer, Arnoud V. den - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 32 (2023) 4, pp. 1169-1186
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Dollars and sense : exposing unfair pricing
Byrne, David P. - 2024
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Collusive Compensation Schemes Aided by Algorithms
Martin, Simon; Schmal, Wolfgang Benedikt - 2021
Sophisticated collusive compensation schemes such as assigning future market shares or direct transfers are frequently observed in detected cartels. We show formally why these schemes are useful for dampening deviation incentives when colluding firms are temporary asymmetric. The relative...
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Collusive compensation schemes aided by algorithms
Martin, Simon; Schmal, W. Benedikt - 2021
Sophisticated collusive compensation schemes such as assigning future market shares or direct transfers are frequently observed in detected cartels. We show formally why these schemes are useful for dampening deviation incentives when colluding firms are temporary asymmetric. The relative...
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Collusive compensation schemes aided by algorithms
Martin, Simon; Schmal, Wolfgang Benedikt - 2021
Sophisticated collusive compensation schemes such as assigning future market shares or direct transfers are frequently observed in detected cartels. We show formally why these schemes are useful for dampening deviation incentives when colluding firms are temporary asymmetric. The relative...
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