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Partial privatization in a quantity-price-setting mixed duopoly

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2020
This paper studies the optimal level of privatization in a mixed duopoly with one state-owned semi-public firm and one private firm producing imperfectly substitutable goods, and the corresponding effects. We consider two potential combinations: (i) the state-owned public firm sets the price and the private firm sets the output production; and (ii) the
Ferreira, Fernanda A., Castro, Conceição   +1 more
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Endogenous timing game in a mixed duopoly with partial foreign ownership and asymmetric increasing marginal costs

, 2020
This study examines a timing game in a mixed duopoly wherein public and private firms compete by taking account of the increasing marginal cost of both firms, as well as partial foreign ownership of the private firm.
A. Kawasaki, Takao Ohkawa, M. Okamura
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Endogenous Timing in a Mixed Duopoly with CSR and Network Effects

The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy
In a mixed duopoly (a public, welfare-maximizing firm competing with a private, profit-maximizing firm), as established by Amir, R., and G. De Feo. 2014.
D. Buccella, L. Fanti, L. Gori
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Stackelberg mixed duopoly with emission tax

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2020
This paper considers sequential decisions in a quantity-setting mixed market with emission tax. We analyse two different situations: (i) The public firm as being the leader; and (ii) the private firm as being the leader. We compare the results obtained in these two combinations, By also comparing the results got in previous literature for the ...
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Optimal zoning of a mixed duopoly

The Annals of Regional Science, 2013
This paper studies the optimal zoning of amixed duopolywhen the objective function of the public firm is a weighted sum of its profits and social surplus.We find that a regulator may attain the optimal locations of both firms by restricting the location of the private firm only. There is no need to limit the location of the public firm. In contrast, in
Hamoudi, Hamid, Bárcena‐Ruiz, Juan Carlos, Casado‐Izaga, F.Javier   +2 more
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Coopetition in a Mixed Duopoly Market [PDF]

Economics Bulletin, 2008
This study aims to investigate the impact of privatization on the degree of cooperation and competition in a mixed duopoly market. In this market, one semipublic firm and one private firm determine the level of two types of effort: the cooperative effort made to enlarge the total market size and the competitive effort made to increase market share.
Duc De Ngo, Mahito Okura
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International mixed duopoly and strategic commitments

International Economics and Economic Policy, 2008
This paper examines an international mixed model in which a social-welfare-maximizing domestic public firm competes against a profit-maximizing foreign private firm. First, the public firm can adopt either a lifetime employment contract or a wage-rise contract as strategic commitments.
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A Mixed Duopoly With Switching Costs

The Japanese Economic Review, 2018
We examine the effects of switching costs in a two-period Hotelling-type model where a profit-maximising private firm competes with a welfare-maximising public firm. We show that, in contrast with the case in which both firms are private, where switching costs raise prices in both periods, in the mixed duopoly they raise prices in the second period but
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Demand-Enhancing Investment in Mixed Duopoly [PDF]

, 2010
This paper examines demand-enhancing investment and pricing in mixed duopoly. We analyze a model with differentiated products and reduced-form demand, making no assumptions on the relative efficiency of the public firm. First, we derive sufficient conditions for public investment to crowd out private investment.
Stefan Bühler, Simon Wey
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Hotelling's Location Model in Mixed Duopoly [PDF]

Economics Bulletin, 2006
We investigate a mixed duopoly market where a welfare-maximizing public firm competes against a profit-maximizing private firm, using a linear-city location-then-price model with linear transportation costs. We find that, compared with the results in the purely private duopoly case discussed by Hotelling (1929) and d' Aspremont, Gabszewicz, and Thisse (
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