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of firms regarding locations, wages, poaching and prices. Our results show that co-location, although it is always …
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the market (the ability of entrants to make binding location commitments) and by whether firms can price discriminate. The …
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a five-stage game where location and pricing decisions (wholesale and retail) by all four firms are endogenous. The …
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We examine a linear city duopoly where firms choose their locations to maximize expected profits, uncertain about how consumers will assess the relative quality of their products. Equilibrium locations depend on the ratio of the expected quality superiority to the strength of horizontal...
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to these conclusions and summarize recent work pointing to other incentive systems that might lead to efficient location …
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-stage game with uncertainty it is demonstrated that location is influenced by both flexibility and strategic concerns. We show …
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-linear contracts is analyzed. Discriminatory contracts are first characterized at each location. It is then shown that locations have a …
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We analyse how sharing rules affect Nash equilibria in Bertrand games, where the sharing of profits at ties is a decisive assumption. Necessary conditions for either positive or zero equilibrium profits are derived. Zero profit equilibria are shown to exist under weak conditions if the sharing...
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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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This paper investigates the strategic decisions of two identical duopolists, who choose production technology as well as product differentiation through their R&D investment. The product market is characterized by heterogeneous Cournot competition. Firms have an incentive to invest in both...
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