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Heinrich von Stackelberg’s Marktform und Gleichgewicht

Scherer, F.M. - In: Journal of Economic Studies 23 (1996) 5/6, pp. 58-70

Discusses Heinrich von Stackelberg as a mathematical economist, referring to his book Marktform und Gleichgewicht . Presents the main theories of rivalrous interaction among business firms and the problems of oligopoly and monopoly. Notes how Stackelberg used indifference curves to map the...

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Attilio da Empoli’s English language reception

Senn, Peter R. - In: Journal of Economic Studies 28 (2001) 4/5, pp. 265-283

This is a study of Attilio da Empoli’s reception in English. Describes the search to find his works or references to him. Gives details of the search process. There are only a few references to his work in English. There is nothing about his life in English. The first biography in English,...

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About a dispute of some time ago: Umberto Ricci vs Attilio da Empoli

Fusco, Antonio Maria - In: Journal of Economic Studies 28 (2001) 4/5, pp. 299-305

Reconsiders Umberto Ricci’s harsh comments on the book of the young Attilio da Empoli about the Theory of Economic Equilibrium and also re‐examines da Empoli’s original theses about “ultramarginality” that aroused Umberto Ricci’s fierce criticism. In his reply, da Empoli punctually...

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Attilio da Empoli’s contribution to monopolistic competition theory

Horst Keppler, Jan - In: Journal of Economic Studies 28 (2001) 4/5, pp. 305-323

to the theory of monopolistic competition. During the 1920s a lively discussion developed about the link between the cost … structure of the individual firm and the degree of competition in the wake of the demise of the Marshallian concept of the … (“external competition”) and the inadequacy of the Cournot solution for spatially differentiated firms that compete with …

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Da Empoli’s theory of equilibrium in retrospect

Meijer, Gerrit - In: Journal of Economic Studies 28 (2001) 4/5, pp. 359-368

theirs. Da Empoli’s work is on the process of competition. In this he has affinity to work of Knight and Clark written in the …

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Accommodating Multiple Objectives in the Design of Customer Treatment Operations

Morris, Barbara - In: International Journal of Operations & Production Management 8 (1988) 3, pp. 86-94

An examination of the extent to which design principles based on commercial ideas of customer satisfaction and resource productivity are relevant in operating systems where there are multiple customers for the service, or where the customer is dependent on the service provider is carried out....

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Modelling complementarity in monopolistic competition

Matsuyama, Kiminori - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis - 1993

In recent years, monopolistic competition models have frequently been applied in macroeconomics, international and …

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Competition and productivity: a review of evidence

Holmes, Thomas J.; James A. Schmitz, Jr. - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis - 2010

Does competition spur productivity? And if so, how does it do so? These have long been regarded as central questions in …

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A matter of antitrust: the debate over the role of government as referee of market competition

Berg, David Van Den; Slivinski, Stephen - In: Econ Focus (2009) Sum, pp. 22-25

Related link(s): http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/summer/feature3_weblinks.cfm

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Learning in the marketplace: free entry is free riding

Lang, William W.; Nakamura, Leonard I. - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1989

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