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market at the level of an individual member state or more broadly. We show that if we currently take the traditional approach … production, the market in each separate member state has still to be considered a separate market. However, if we allow for the … the conclusion should be that certain member states do not constitute a separate geographical market. This is in …
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To what extent are the outcomes of economic regulation intended and desired by its proponents? To address this question, we combine Stigler’s theory of regulatory capture with the Austrian theory of the dynamics of interventionism. We reframe Stigler’s theory of regulatory capture as an...
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well as human traders. The paper first reviews the use of evolutionary and agent-based techniques of analyzing market … behaviors and market mechanisms, and economic models of learning, comparing genetic algorithms with reinforcement learning …-offs, using autonomous self-interested agents, mimics the bottom-up evolution of historical market mechanisms by trial and error …
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positively correlated with the lagged price level in settings where market power is likely to be particularly strong (UK on … different degrees of market competition, as the evidence seems to suggest. Price fluctuations are modelled as the outcome of … dynamics in both sides of the market - demand and supply, which in turn respond to shocks to the underlying preference and …
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