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Mixed Duopoly with Price Competition

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This paper examines coalition-proof Nash equilibria (CPNE) of a mixed duopoly with price competition where the public firm meets all the demand coming to it.
Roy Chowdhury, Prabal
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Asymmetric duopoly in space - what policies work?. [PDF]

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Duopoly; Policy; Space; Work; Working;
Proost, Stef   +2 more
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Mixed duopolies with advance production

open access: yes, 2013
Production to order and production in advance has been compared in many frameworks. In this paper we investigate a mixed production in advance version of the capacity-constrained Bertrand-Edgeworth duopoly game and determine the solution of the ...
Tasnádi, Attila   +1 more
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Endogenous Timing in a Mixed Duopoly: The Managerial Delegation Case [PDF]

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We introduce managerial delegation into Pal's (1998) model and examine the impact of the introduction of managerial delegation on endogenous timing in a mixed duopolistic model for differentiated goods.
Tomohiro Inoue, Yasuhiko Nakamura
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Privatization and Government's Preference under Mixed Oligopoly: A Generalization [PDF]

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In this paper, we generalize Kato's (Economics Bulletin, 2008) model by allowing many private firms in the mixed oligopoly setting, rather than the mixed duopoly framework of Kato (2008).
Kangsik Choi
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Profits and Competition in a Unionized Duopoly Model with Product Differentiation and Labour Decreasing Returns [PDF]

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In this paper, we aim at investigating if the conventional wisdom, that an increase of competition linked to a decrease in the degree of product differentiation always reduces firms’ profits, remains true in a unionized duopoly model with labour ...
Nicola Meccheri, Luciano Fanti
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Mixed oligopoly, vertical product differentiation and fixed quality-dependent costs [PDF]

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A private and a public firm face fixed quality-dependent costs of production and compete first in quality and then either in prices or in quantities. In the long run the public firm targets welfare maximization whereas the private firm maximizes profits.
Mario Pezzino, Stefan Lutz
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