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We build a subgame perfect Nash equilibrium of a common property productive asset oligopoly. We derive two surprising …
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This paper examines a dynamic game of exploitation of a common pool of some renewable asset by agents that sell the result of their exploitation on an oligopolistic market. A Markov Perfect Nash Equilibrium of the game is used to analyze the effects of a merger of a subset of the agents. We...
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This paper examines a dynamic game of exploitation of a common pool of some renewable asset by agents that sell the result of their exploitation on an oligopolistic market. A Markov Perfect Nash Equilibrium of the game is used to analyze the effects of a merger of a subset of the agents. We...
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Did the recent transition to liberal democracy in Eastern Europe consitute revolutions? Here, game theory is used to …
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I apply three noncooperative models of coalition formation to a Cournot olygopoly. In each model, each firm has to choose the coalition it wants to belong to. But each of those models is characterised by a different assumption that defines what happens to a coalition from which one or more...
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In this paper we will describe a class of three-person games and draw general conclusions about non-cooperative behavior in them.
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In the Contect of Duopoly Theory with Differentiated Products, Economic Theorists Usually Consider the Price As the …
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This paper develops and estimates a game-theoretical model of inflation targeting where the central banker's preferences are asymmetric around the targeted rate.
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