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Market Structure and Productivity Revisited: Endogenous Productivity, Training and Market Shares [PDF]

Sang Choon Kim, Theo S Eicher
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Equilibrium with arbitrary market structure [PDF]

Economic Theory, 2005
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Grodal, Birgit, Vind, Karl
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Loan portfolio diversification, market structure and bank stability

Journal of Banking & Finance, 2019
This paper examines whether the choice of bank loan diversification and market concentration are associated with a bank's financial stability. This study also investigates how the effect of loan diversification on bank stability varies depending on the ...
Jeungbo Shim
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Market Structure and Market Value

The Journal of Business, 1985
While the use of market models to determine the sources of economic profits is quite new, at least two empirical studies considering the market structure and market value relation have appeared to date. Interestingly, they conflict. Thomadakis (1977) found a close positive relation between the four-firm concentration ratio and relative excess valuation,
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Market Structure and Transaction Costs of Index CDSs

Journal of Finance, 2016
Despite a regulatory effort to promote all-to-all trading, the post-Dodd-Frank index CDS market remains two-tiered. Transaction costs are higher for dealer-to-client than interdealer trades, but the difference is explained by the higher, largely ...
Pierre Collin-Dufresne, Benjamin Junge, Anders B. Trolle   +2 more
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Market Structure and the Firm's Market Power

The Journal of Industrial Economics, 1972
There exist many possible approaches to study the rational policy of the firm holding some degree of market power. One such general approach includes the numerous oligopoly models which view each firm within a given market structure as recognizing the interdependence between its own actions and the actions of its rivals. Within this line of attack, the
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Capacity and Market Structure

Journal of Political Economy, 1971
The principal objective of this essay is to bring together the theory of a firm's capacity decisions and certain facts of market structure which contribute to the uncertainty about the prices or revenues realized by the firm. The connecting link between the two is furnished by the fact that, under conditions of "competition among a few," the output ...
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Market Structure and Competition in Airline Markets

Journal of Political Economy, 2016
We provide an econometric framework for estimating a game of simultaneous entry and pricing decisions while allowing for correlations between unobserved cost and demand shocks. We use our framework to account for selection in the pricing stage.
F. Ciliberto, C. Murry, E. Tamer
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Are There “Natural” Market Structures?

Journal of Marketing, 1981
This article shows that distributions of market shares in narrowly-defined product markets follow the same general pattern found in earlier studies of broad “industries” and in the economy as a whole. Typically, the structure of a market conforms to the semi-logarithmic distribution; this pattern is so pervasive as to suggest that it is a “natural ...
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