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Cena węgla brunatnego jako wyznacznik podziału zysku w układach kopalń i elektrowni. Część I – Propozycje podziału

Jurdziak, Leszek - 2006

Different structures of lignite mines and power stations, which have appeared on the Polish market as a result of its transformation and the privatisation, were discussed. The attention is focused on the fact that the practice is overtaking the theory because there is lack of models of...

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Cena węgla brunatnego jako wyznacznik podziału zysku w układach kopalń i elektrowni. Część II – Formuły cen węgla brunatnego.

Jurdziak, Leszek - 2006

For methods of the profit division in the bilateral monopoly of the mine and the power station sug-gested in the first part of this paper the formulae for lignite price and shares in the joint profit of the mine and the power station are calculated. The proposed profit division contain: the...

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Cena węgla brunatnego jako wyznacznik podziału zysku w układach kopalń i elektrowni. Część III – Obliczenia cen i zysków dla hipotetycznych danych.

Jurdziak, Leszek - 2006

For the hypothetical deposit with parameters similar to KWB “Konin” S.A. conditions; lignite prices and proposed divisions are calculated and results were discussed under the angle of the fairness (equity) of the division and the possibility of their approval by both sides. A sensitivity...

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Lignite price and split of profit negotiation in bilateral monopoly of lignite opencast mine and power plant

Jurdziak, Leszek - 2006

The newest outcome of bilateral monopoly (BM) of lignite opencast mine & power plant analysis have been discussed. The determinism of optimal solution maximising joint profits not only in quantity of lignite - the size and shape of the ultimate pit (characteristic to classical solution) but also...

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Strategic delegation in spatial price discrimination mixed duopoly; Nash is consistent at the presence of a public firm

Michelacakis, Nickolas - 2021

mixed duopoly with discriminatory pricing according to location is both consistent and socially optimal. We find that under … Nash conjectures, in most cases, firm owners have a strong incentive to delegate location decisions to managers. In such …

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Concentration, Retail Markups, and Countervailing Power: Evidence from Retail Lotteries

Giroldo, Renato; Hollenbeck, Brett - 2021

In this note, we investigate the causal link between market concentration and markups in a retail setting. We study the Washington retail cannabis industry, which features exogenous variation in market concentration that resulted from retail licenses being awarded via lotteries. We observe...

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Payoff interdependence and welfare-improving location diversification

Liu, Yi; Matsumura, Toshihiro - 2024

We formulate a duopoly model with international location choice in the presence of global common ownership. We … theoretically examine how payoff interdependence caused by overlapping ownership such as common and cross ownership affects location … location diversification, which may improve global welfare. …

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Quality Differentiation and Spatial Clustering among Restaurants

Mossay, Pascal; Shin, Jong Kook; Smrkolj, Grega - 2020

To explore the relationship between spatial location and quality differentiation, we build a dataset of over 30 …

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Sequential Spatial Competition in Vertically Related industries with Different Product Varieties

Beladi, Hamid; Chakrabarti, Avik; Marjit, Sugata - 2009

We demonstrate the sensitivity of the location of downstream firms, engaged in sequential spatial competition, to the …

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Opening Hours, Store Quality, and Social Welfare

Yamada, Mai - 2014

This paper examines opening hours, store quality, and price decisions by retailers. We consider a scenario in which the investment in store quality is more costly for longer opening hours. This scenario is suitable for a case where a retailer invests in the brand proliferation in order to...

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