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Durable goods oligopoly with innovation: theory and empirics
Ronald Goettler Carnegie Mellon and Brett Gordon Columbia. Discussant: Ana Aizcorbe. This paper proposes a model of dynamic oligopoly and applies it to the microprocessor industry. Our findings highlight the "competing-with-itself" aspect of being a monopolist of a durable good: the monopolist must innovate to stimulate demand through...
Articles 2008-03-01
Internet industry competition dynamics: peering limitations, exposure, and counter strategies
ABSTRACT The Internet industry is vertically integrated with Internet Backbone Providers IBPs and Internet Service Providers (ISPs.) Although there are many ISPs and IBPs in each stream, both markets are considered independent oligopolies in that there are a few dominant competitors in each market. It is generally accepted...
Articles 2007-08-01
Extended oligopoly models and their asymptotical behavior
ABSTRACT We will investigate the different extensions of the Cournot oligopoly model including models with intertemporal demand interaction, including production adjustment cost, pollution treatment cost sharing, and cost interaction. The local asymptotic stability of the steady state is examined in all cases and the stability conditions are compared...
Articles 2007-06-01
IMPACT OF EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTUATIONS ON PROFIT MARGINS: THE UK CAR MARKET, 1971-2002, THE
We investigate the impact on profit margins of exchange rate fluctuations in order to examine optimal pricing policy by source countries in the UK car market. We first estimate a nested logit demand model of new cars to calculate model-specific profit margins. Next we use these estimates to analyse the...
Articles 2007-05-01
Distinguishing the source of market power
New empirical industrial organization NEIO analysis often employs an econometric structural model in which market power exertion is measured via a conduct parameter (Bresnahan 1982, 1989; Lau 1982). Although the NEIO approach is widely accepted and regularly implemented in empirical studies, there is considerable debate about the accuracy of the...
Articles 2007-02-01
Firm-Level Competition in Price and Variety
Consumer product manufacturers often compete in dynamic, multi-firm oligopolies using multiple strategic tools. While existing empirical models of strategic interaction typically consider only parts of the more general problem, this paper presents a more comprehensive alternative. Marketing decisions are dynamically optimal, consistent with optimal consumer choice, and responsive to rival...
Articles 2006-12-01
Multiproduct Cournot oligopoly.
We study a Cournot industry in which each firm sells multiple quality-differentiated products. We use an upgrades approach, working not with the actual products but instead with upgrades from one quality to the next. The properties of single-product models carry over to the supply of upgrades,...
Articles 2006-09-22
The Challengers: A New Honda, Or a New Yugo?
Two decades after Toyota, Nissan and Honda began grabbing market share from the Big Three American automakers, South Korean upstarts Hyundai and Kia proved that the model could be replicated. Now a new country has appeared in the rearview mirror: China. Its booming domestic auto industry is looking to expand...
Articles 2006-07-24
Store characteristics in retail oligopoly.(Statistical data)
I use a consumer choice model for the British supermarket industry to compare the incentives of firms, selecting store characteristics, with the interests of consumers. I perform a series of counterfactual changes to store size and location and rank the alternatives by gains per unit of...
Articles 2006-06-22
National versus international mergers in unionized oligopoly.
We analyze how the presence of trade unions affects the pattern of mergers in an international oligopoly and the welfare implications thereof. We find that wages for the merger participants are always lower when they merge internationally, rather than nationally. Using a model of endogenous merger...
Articles 2006-03-22
Equilibrium real options exercise strategies with multiple players: the case of real estate markets.
This article derives a closed-form solution for an equilibrium real options exercise model with stochastic revenues and costs for monopoly, duopoly, oligopoly and competitive markets. Our model also allows one option holder to have a greater production capacity than others. Under a monopolistic environment we find...
Articles 2006-03-22
The Saturday essay: it's time for new food sector models, says Neal Hattersley, business adviser, Bexley council enterprise agency
The biggest fact affecting the food sector recently has been the 33% increase in per capita real incomes in the UK since 1993. Some people have done much better than others and it is this affluent subsector that is creating the opportunity for lifestyle food choices, such as 'free from'...
Articles 2005-10-29
Market substitution and the Pareto dominance of ad valorem taxation
1. Introduction Excise taxes take two basic forms: unit taxes based on quantity sold and ad valorem taxes based on sales value. While these two versions of excise taxes are equivalent in perfectly competitive markets, (1) in noncompetitive markets ad valorem taxation has been shown to welfare dominate...
Articles 2005-10-01
Mergers under entry.
I study merger incentives in a dynamic model under the presence of gradual entry. I consider a repeated game with merger decisions in every period and characterize the set of equilibria. I establish two properties: i a merger for monopoly may not be profitable; ii a ...
Articles 2005-09-22
A model of abstract cooperation in games of uncertainty
I. INTRODUCTION Sir Ronald Fisher remarked that it was "Darwin's chief contribution, not only to Biology but to the whole of natural science, to have brought to light a process by which contingencies a priori improbable, are given, in the process of time, an increasing probability, until it...
Articles 2005-09-01
Endogenous role in mixed markets: a two-production-period model
I. Introduction Studies of mixed markets, in which state-owned welfare-maximizing public firms compete against profit-maximizing private firms, have become increasingly popular in recent years. (1) Mixed oligopolies are common in developed, developing, and former communist transitional economies. (2) In many countries, competition between public and private firms existed...
Articles 2003-10-01
Does branded food product advertising help or hurt farmers?
This study investigates market conditions when food processor/handler brand advertising, whether undertaken by an investor-owned firm or by a cooperative, will benefit or harm farmers. Addressing this question provides insight into the policy issue of whether and when promotion funds intended to benefit farmers should be used in support of...
Articles 2002-12-01
When less competition is a good thing.
Nov 03, 2002 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) A new report suggests industries in Asia that are run as virtual oligopolies produce higher returns for investors. The results of the research, by Salomon Smith Barney, runs counter to the argument ...
Articles 2002-11-04
Falling profits may not be a good thing for the consumer
IS PROFIT a dirty word? A lot of regulators like to think that it might be. Companies that are seen to be earning "abnormal" profits are considered to be exploiting the likes of you and me. The thinking here is a straightforward reflection of the microeconomic...
Articles 2002-05-27
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