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advantage. The traditional instruments of industrial policy - anti-trust, regulation and public ownership - have correspondingly …
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I revisit the relation between aftermarket power and basic market competition. I consider an infinite period model with overlapping consumers: in each period, one consumer is born and joins one of the existing installed bases, then aftermarket payoffs are received by sellers and consumers, then...
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with markup ceilings providing a focal point for collusion among wholesalers. …
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When will a monopolist have incentives to foreclose a complementary market by degrading compatibility/interoperability of his products with those of rivals? We develop a framework where leveraging extracts more rents from the monopoly market by 'restoring' second degree price discrimination. In...
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We estimate, using event study techniques, the impact of the main events in an antitrust investigation on a firm …
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policy related to its institutional set up and antitrust activities (rather than merger control). The effect is strengthened …
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How many cartels are there? The answer is important in assessing the efficiency of competition policy. We present a Hidden Markov Model that answers the question, taking into account that often we do not know whether a cartel exists in an industry or not. Our model identifies key policy...
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efficient mechanism to implement collusion among merchants and rulers, building on the natural complementarity between merchants …
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The deregulation of the telecommunications industry has resulted in a variety of industry structures which have been created in the hope of increasing competition. One example is the licensing of cellular telephone services in the United States. In the face of scarce radio spectrum, the Federal...
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forms of collusion, such as collusion between auditors and management, and more generally to corporate and organized crime. … in terms of sanctions and leniency policies. Many of the conclusions appear applicable, with minor changes, to non-antitrust …
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