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We investigate the choice of endogenous timing by managerial firms in the presence of network externalities under Bertrand competition. Contrast to the results of sequentiality in equilibrium, we demonstrate that when managers are being delegated both the market and timing decision, there exists...
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We investigate the differentiated duopoly and triopoly markets in which firms can choose to strategically delegate when the biased managers hold about the market demand incorrectly under Bertrand competition. Contrast to previous studies under duopoly, one firm chooses delegate, while the other...
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This paper analyzes the endogenous choice of delegation with two firms producing goods of different qualities. We find that an asymmetric delegation structure emerges as the high-quality firm chooses to delegate and low-quality firm chooses non delegation contract under Cournot competition. Even...
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