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Tacit collusion and capacity withholding in repeated uniform price auctions

Dechenaux, Emmanuel; Kovenock, Dan - 2007

-quantity pair, perfect collusion with equal sharing of profit is easier to sustain in the uniform price auction than in the … corresponding discriminatory auction. Moreover, capacity withholding may be necessary to sustain this outcome. Even when firms may …

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Equivalence between fixed fee and ad valorem profit royalty

Colombo, Stefano; Ma, Siyu; Sen, Debapriya; Tauman, Yair - 2021

general model with minimal structure. It is then applied in a Cournot oligopoly for an outside innovator. Finally, in a …

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Equivalence between fixed fee and ad valorem profit royalty

Colombo, Stefano; Ma, Siyu; Sen, Debapriya; Tauman, Yair - 2021

general model with minimal structure. It is then applied in a Cournot oligopoly for an outside innovator. Finally, in a …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015249215

“Matching Auctions” for Hostile Takeovers: A Model with Endogenous Target

Rosato, Antonio - 2008

chooses as target this firm rather than that one. The takeover game is modeled as a “matching auction” in which the potential …

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Bidding for network size

Foucart, Renaud; Friedrichsen, Jana - 2016

We study a game were two firms compete on investment in order to attract consumers. Below a certain threshold, investment aims at attracting ex-ante indifferent users. Above this threshold firms also compete for users loyal to the other firm. We find that, in equilibrium, firms do not choose...

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Handbook of Game Theory and Industrial Organization: An Introduction

Marini, Marco A.; Corchon, Luis - 2016

We introduce here the volume Handbook of Game Theory and Industrial Organization, by L. C. Corchón and M. A. Marini (ed.), Edward Elgar, Cheltenam, UK and Northampton, MA, by describing its main aim and its basic structure.

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The Amazon Monopoly: Is Amazon’s Private Label Business the Tipping Point?

Faherty, Emily; Huang, Kevin; Land, Robert - 2017

The purpose of this paper is to consider if Amazon’s increase in private label brands is the tipping point for transforming the e-commerce giant into a monopoly. To lay the foundation, we initially explore the culture, leadership, and business practices which are unique to Amazon that enabled...

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Dynamic Screening with Differentially Informed Principals

Ahmed, Rafayal - 2018

This paper studies a dynamic principal-agent model of adverse selection under competition among principals. Principals are ex-ante identical, but receive information about the agent independently which creates a setting of imperfect competition. I study how the agent's payoffs in this setting...

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Optimal patent licensing: from three to two part tariffs

Ma, Siyu; Sen, Debapriya; Tauman, Yair - 2024

We study the licensing of a cost-reducing innovation in a Cournot oligopoly where an outside innovator uses three part …

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Estimating Auctions with Externalities: The Case of USFS Timber Auctions

Kuehn, Joseph - 2016

This paper studies how bidding strategies and auction outcomes are affected by downstream competition, particularly for … USFS timber auctions. This is done by extending the auction estimation literature to a model where outside competition … affects bidding behavior in that bidders are then not only concerned with whether they win the auction, but also the identity …

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