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Flexibility of Delivery Frequency in Logistics Competition

Kraemer, Anne K.; Kraemer, Jan - 2010

We investigate the strategic impact of flexible delivery frequencies on the competition of logistics service providers … preference, prices and inventory costs. The service provider which offers the higher delivery frequency is more attractive to … customers, because inventory holding costs are kept low. In reverse, higher delivery frequencies entail higher transportation …

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Online Search Engine Competition with First-Mover Advantages, Potential Competition and a Competitive Fringe : Implications for Data Access Regulation and Antitrust

Casanova, Jordi - 2020

Are dominant online search engines monopolies enjoying low contest-ability, due to high barriers to entry, or innovative first-movers? This paper argues that dominant online search engines maintain their leadership through an “innovation feedback loop”: a process whereby increasing R&D...

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Supplier Encroachment with Mutual Outsourcing

Milliou, Chrysovalantou; Serfes, Konstantinos - 2023

We examine the incentives and implications of supplier encroachment, when final good produc-tion requires the use of multiple complementary inputs and the entry of a supplier into the final good market gives rise to mutual outsourcing of inputs between the encroaching supplier and the incumbent....

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Licensing with free entry : conference paper

Doganoglu, Toker; Inceoglu, Firat; Muthers, Johannes - 2013

The literature on the licensing of an innovation has mainly focused on some specific contract types. We show within the framework of a fairly general model that removing these contractual limitations will lead to extreme market outcomes. Specifically, we find that when the patentee can employ...

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Attention Rivalry Among Online Platforms

Evans, David S. - 2013

Many online businesses, including most of the largest platforms, seek and provide attention. These online attention rivals provide products and features to obtain the attention of consumers and sell some of that attention, through other products and services, to merchants, developers and others...

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Prices and mergers in a general model of multi-sided markets

Bajo-Buenestado, Raúl; Kinateder, Markus - 2023

We present a general and tractable oligopoly model of multi-sided platforms with endogenous side and platform choices of heterogeneous end-users, considering any mix of single-homing and multi-homing platforms and in which participating on one side could preclude doing so on others. We show the...

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Over the Virtual Top. Digital Service Value Chain Disintermediation Implication for Hybrid Hetnet Regulation

McKnight, Lee W. - 2014

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Confidentiality and Information Sharing in Supply Chain Coordination

Li, Lode; Zhang, Hongtao - 2005

This paper is concerned with confidentiality of vertical information sharing in a supply chain consisting of one manufacturer in the upstream and two or more retailers in the downstream engaging in a Bertrand competition. Each retailer has some private information about the uncertain demand and...

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Competition in Multi-Echelon Systems

Federgruen, Awi - 2017

Around the start of this new millennium, scholars in the operations management/operations research field started to make important contributions to the study of price competition models. In this tutorial, we review these contributions, and partition them into five broad areas. Most of the...

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Firm growth: empirical analysis

Coad, Alexander; Hölzl, Werner - Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Wissenschaften - 2010

Recent research has led to the empirical regularity that rm growth rate distributionsare heavy tailed. This nding implies that a few rms experience spectaculargrowth rates and decline, but that most rms have marginal growth rates. The literatureon high growth rms shows that high growth rms are...

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