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This paper studies product differentiation decisions in a spatial duopoly with limited information on consumer demand. In particular, a situation is discussed in which the firms do not know the exact distribution of the random location of consumer demand and its responsiveness to price changes...
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We show that the price-setting subgame in the classic Hotelling’s model (1929) with the linear transport costs has the …
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In this paper we consider a Cournot–Bertrand duopoly model with linear demand and cost functions and with product differentiation. We propose a dynamic framework for the study of the stability properties of this kind of mixed oligopoly game, a rather neglected topic in the existing literature...
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Hotelling style location games, it is more realistic to assume non-uniform distributions. Using Anderson et al.'s (1997 …
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We introduce learning into a Hotelling model of a non-renewable resource market. By combining learning and scarcity we … terms of the Hotelling model, a shifting SCE and variable escape dynamics introduces greater volatility at low frequencies …
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This Paper examines the importance of the distribution of consumers in Hotelling's circle on the comparison between the …
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In this paper, spatial competition between two sellers in a market (Hotelling, 1929) and total transportation costs … locations in Hotelling's model is identical to the Weber point. Finally, we show that the locations of Hotelling's firms are far …
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This Paper characterises the unique Markov equilibrium in the sequential move, finite horizon pricing duopoly with discounting. Simple, short cycles repeat until the last two periods. For discount factors above 0.75488, there are three-period reaction function cycles and below 0.75488,...
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For Bertrand duopoly with linear costs, we establish via a single (counter-)example that: (i) A new monotone transformation of the firms' profit functions may lead to the supermodularity of transformed profits when the standard log and identity transformations both fail to do so, and (ii)...
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The last two decades have witnessed that countries across the world are guided by the rules and regulations of multilateral trading institutions (for example, World Trade Organization [WTO], International Monetary Fund [IMF]) in order to promote free and fair trade through gradual reduction in...
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