This article sheds light on Egypt's entrepreneurship potential after the revolution. Egypt's new future must have a new economic sense. This new sense should not be an extension of the past but must be a newly designed facelift admirable to new generations. It must be different. It must have a...

The Egyptian revolution of Jan 25th 2011 presents a cross road in Egyptian history that hasn't been witnessed since ancient times. This peaceful and truly popular revolt came as a result of system failure on both political and economic levels of the regime of Hosni Mubarak who has been ruling...

The present paper is concerned with providing a core model to address the issue of firms simultaneously competing in both prices and quantities (capacity levels) within a simple duopoly market setting where products are asymmetrically differentiated by endogenous quality location. A three-stage...

Student teams role-play as companies to compete. All teams (i.e. the classroom) constitute the entire market. Classroom competition games are initially conducted whereby students only choose prices. Then, student strategy space is relaxed to include more learning content: asymmetric information,...

A general framework for games of competition as an extension of the 'War of Attrition' game is investigated, where different forms of competitive strategies are introduced in classroom experiments. The games are classroom simulations of real life competition where firms must compete in prices,...