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Monopoly Rents and Foreign Direct Investment in Fixed Assets
International Studies Quarterly, 2017In the past two decades, much of foreign direct investment in the primary sector has flowed to unconventional, politically risky destinations. This presents a puzzle for theories that emphasize the ex post immobility of --- and hence high potential ...
Joseph G Wright, Boliang Zhu
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Commodity Bundling and the Burden of Monopoly
, 1976I. Introduction, 475.—II. The model: positive properties, 477.—III. The model: normative properties, 490.—IV. Implications and conclusion, 495.
W. Adams, Janet L. Yellen
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TESTING FOR "MONOPOLY" EQUILIBRIUM*
, 1987This paper develops a very general test for "monopoly." Using standard comparative statics analysis, the authors derive testable restrictions on the firm's reduced-form revenue equation which must be satisfied by any profit-maximizing firm whose choices ...
J. Panzar, J. N. Rosse
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On the Formation of Capital and Wealth: IT, Monopoly Power and Rising Inequality
, 2017Our underlying hypothesis is that technological progress (even neutral) has a big effect on distribution, not only on growth, since rising waves of technical progress cause rising monopoly power.
Mordecai Kurz
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2011 We consider a robust version of the classic problem of optimal monopoly pricing with incomplete information. In the robust version, the seller faces model uncertainty and only knows that the true demand distribution is in the neighborhood of a given model distribution.
Dirk Bergemann, Karl Schlag
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2020
Prior to the notion that power could and must be offset by that same power, it had at length been thought that the only way to neutralise a passion was to counterbalance it with another passion. This chapter explores how, in the same way but before this particular idea had crystallised, the concept that it was just—and in a certain sense inevitable—to ...
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Prior to the notion that power could and must be offset by that same power, it had at length been thought that the only way to neutralise a passion was to counterbalance it with another passion. This chapter explores how, in the same way but before this particular idea had crystallised, the concept that it was just—and in a certain sense inevitable—to ...
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Action and Knowledge: Breaking the Monopoly With Participatory Action Research
, 1991Preface vii PARTI: INTRODUCTION 1. Some Basic Ingredients, Orlando Fals-Borda 3 2. The Theoretical Standpoint of PAR, Muhammad Anisur Rahman 13 3. A Self-Review of PAR, Muhammad Anisur Rahman and Orlando Fals-Borda 24 PART II: VIVENCIAS 4.
O. Fals-Borda, Muhammad Anisur Rahman
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The New Imperialism of Globalized Monopoly-Finance Capital: An Introduction
, 2015It is now a universal belief on the left that the world has entered a new imperialist phase.… The challenge for Marxian theories of the imperialist world system in our times is to capture the full depth and breadth of the classical accounts, while also ...
J. Foster
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Monopoly with Incomplete Information
, 1984Recent theoretical research on principal-agent relationships has emphasized incentive problems that arise when the parties involved are constrained by either asymmetric information or their inability to monitor each other's actions.
E. Maskin, J. Riley
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Small Menu Costs and Large Business Cycles: A Macroeconomic Model of Monopoly
, 1985I. INTRODUCTION The conflict between modern neoclassical and traditional Keynesian theories of the business cycle centers upon the pricing mechanism.' In neoclassical models, prices are fully flexible.
N. Mankiw
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