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the market) increases total industry surplus compared to the fully private optimum at which the monopoly platform imposes …
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increases the total surplus compared to the fully private optimum at which the monopoly platform imposes positive fees on …
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side" of the market) increases total industry surplus compared to the fully private optimum at which the monopoly platform …
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begins by characterizing the optimal regulation of a monopoly supplier that is better informed than the regulator about its …. Yardstick regulation, procedures for awarding monopoly franchises, and optimal industry structuring are analyzed. The chapter …
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good or service. Even if these firms are monopoly or oligopolies in their fields with huge economic rents, if they pass …
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This paper studies the pricing incentives of a monopolist constrained by a revenue cap endogenously determined by her costs in a so-called base year. Such regulation is employed, among others, to govern electricity distribution operators in Germany. We show that the revenue cap may incentivize...
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preferences for the service and privacy costs incurred when sharing data with the firm. In a monopoly, the firm is better off …
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We illustrate conditions under which a trade platform selling its own products alongside third-party sellers benefits or harms consumers. This benefits consumers by lowering prices in a suite of models: a gatekeeper platform facing a competitive fringe of sellers, when fringe sellers also have...
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market, monopoly pricing is well defined - as well as tests for predatory behavior; not so with multisided markets. Since the … markets for their potential for determining consumers' harm and welfare effects, as well as defining monopoly and predatory …
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We review the recent literature on mobile termination rates (MTR) in mobile communication networks (M2M). This literature shows that mobile networks may have incentives to charge ineficient high termination charges leading to reduced surplus for consumers and society, and therefore should be...
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