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monopoly because each duopolist has a smaller market size than the monopolist. But social welfare in the monopoly is lower than …
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This paper analyzes optimal pricing for information goods under incomplete information, when both unlimited-usage (fixed-fee) pricing and usage-based pricing are feasible and administering usage-based pricing may involve transaction costs. It is shown that offering fixed-fee pricing in addition...
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monopoly because each duopolist has a smaller market size than the monopolist. But social welfare in the monopoly is lower than …
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A service provider sells to homogenous risk-averse consumers through a two-part tariff. The consumers have uncertain tastes toward the service. They subscribe the service before the uncertainty resolves. In contrast with the common view that a monpolist's optimal two-part tariff for homogeneous...
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We study the influence of the financial market on the decisions of firms in the real market. To that end, we present a model in which the shareholders portfolio selection of assets and the decisions of the publicly-traded firms are integrated through the market process. Financial access alters...
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We study the influence of the financial market on the decisions of firms in the real market. To that end, we present a model in which the shareholders’ portfolio selection of assets and the decisions of the publicly traded firms are integrated through the market process. Financial access...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010664072
We study the issue of integrating real and financial decisions in a monopoly firm with risk-averse decision-makers. To …
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The purpose of this paper is three fold: First, it demonstrates the non-convergence of the bisection method proposed in the literature for the trial-and-error implementation of the marginal-cost pricing in the absence of a demand function. Second, it provides a modified version of the bisection...
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My search of the economic literature did not find a soul who favours traffic jams. Moreover, I find strong consensus among economists on how to reduce traffic jams. Especially in light of modern electronic toll collection, they believe in pricing highway capacity as a scarce resource. Beyond...
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Truck-only lanes and tollways have been promoted as a way to combat road congestion, enhance safety and reduce pavement damage. This paper explores one aspect of truck lanes by considering whether there are advantages in separating cars and trucks. The benefits of vehicle separation are found to...
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