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Baumol, Willig, and other advocates of "contestability" theory continue to urge the idea not only for its insights but also as a clear basis for many antitrust and regulatory decisions. Yet the limits of the theory remain. The three key assumptions are extremely strict, and two of them are in...
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Talk delivered October 9, 1964 at the TIMS-ORSA meeting in Minneapolis.
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[eng] The paper analyzes the opening up of markets to competition in two regulated-utility markets with network-based technology. These allow for, experimentally, observing whether the new technologies are under indeed promoting competition. The central thesis is that the incumbent firms appear...
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[eng] The two topics of the paper — contestability and predatory pricing — have in common that they have been used against antitrust policies.. After a short discussion of barriers to entry, the paper examines the special case of « ultra-free entry », which is the case of contestable...
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[fre] Mainstream industrial organization and « new » schools . . Depuis 1970, trois écoles relevant de la « Nouvelle théorie de l'organisation industrielle » ont vu le jour :. - l'analyse néo-Chicago UCLA, qui met l'accent sur l'hypothèse de « structureefficace » ;. - la théorie des...
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