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We analyze the limit behavior of sequences of oligopolistic equilibria in which firms follow objectives consistent with their shareholders’ interests. We show that convergence to a competitive outcome may fail for some distributions of firms’ shares across consumers and provide a...
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We analyze the limit behavior of sequences of oligopolistic equilibria in which firms follow objectives consistent with their shareholders' interests. We show that convergence to a competitive outcome may fail for some distributions of firms' shares across consumers, and provide a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013080270
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When externalities are present, is the inclusion of the affected stakeholders in the firm’s decision process a better solution than the shareholder governance or government regulation? This paper shows that, in the absence of income effects (i.e., if preferences are quasi-linear), a Coase-type...
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