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This paper is about a model of Bertrand competition in a homogeneous-good market with free entry of identical firms and variable returns to scale. If the optimum number of active firms in the market is two or more, and the number of active firms is equal to that optimum number, then Bertrand...
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factory. Field experiment was conducted to test the behavioral reaction of employees to fines in two different conditions. In … enforcement policy. -- punishment ; inequity aversion ; social norm ; individual lateness , experiment …
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We study cartel stability in a differentiated price-setting duopoly with returns to scale. We show that a cartel may be …
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In this article we develop a microeconomic framework to study the relationships among privatization, competition for deposits and performance in banking. Particularly, we analyze banking privatization when competitive strategies of the Cournot and Stackelberg types are allowed. Our findings show...
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klassischen Standards ökonomischer Experimente abweichen und außerdem ethisch bedenklich sein können. -- privacy ; information …
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We report the result of experiments designed to assess the effect of initial endowments on willingness to pay values …
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over more frugal alternatives. -- game theory ; experiments ; maximization ; alternative traveler’s dilemma ; goals …
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oligopoly model. Specifically, the merger paradox is qualified by proving that a merger could be profitable for the merging … if the degree of privatization of the public firm is low enough. -- mixed oligopoly ; privatization ; mergers . …
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This paper analyzes wage negotiation between firms and unions when crossparticipation exists at ownership level. We consider two shareholders and two firms: one firm is jointly owned by the two shareholders and the other is owned by a single shareholder. Labor is unionized and the firms produce...
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