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We extend Bresnahan and Reiss’s (1991) model of local oligopoly to allow firm entry and exit over time.In our framework, entrants have to incur sunk costs in order to enter a market. After becomingincumbents, they disregard these entry costs in deciding whether to continue operating or to...
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We extend Bresnahan and Reiss's (1991) model of local oligopoly to allow firm entry and exit over time. In our framework, entrants have to incur sunk costs in order to enter a market. After becoming incumbents, they disregard these entry costs in deciding whether to continue operating or to...
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We study the importance of sunk costs in determining entry conditions and inferences about firm conduct in an adapted Bresnahan and Reiss (1991, 1994) framework. In our framework, entrants incur sunk costs to enter, while incumbents disregard these costs in deciding on continuation or exit. We...
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The researchers Bresnahan and Reiss (1987, 1990, and1991) proposed the use of a firm's entry threshold ratio as a means ofmeasuring variance in a firm's competitive conduct as competition increaseswithin the industry. Building on the aforementioned research, this studyutilizes the entry and exit...
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