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Commodity Taxes Under Fiscal Competition: Stackelberg Equilibrium and Optimality
American Economic Review, 1999exaly +3 more sources
The Destructive Stackelberg Competition Model
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015This paper proves that the Stackelberg extension has turned the Cournot duopoly model into a perfectly competitive one. The reason for this killing lies with the homogenous goods produced by the duopolists. They are not truly duopolists. Stackelberg helps destroy the traditional duopoly or oligopoly model.
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Stackelberg on Monopolistic Competition
Journal of Political Economy, 1936rT HE analysis of problems of monopolistic competition has reached a stage in which any further progress is seriously hampered by the lack of a systematic consolidation of the many divergent theories, which have marked the development of the centuryold controversy.
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Cournot, Stackelberg and Hotelling Competition
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016This paper shows that Stackelberg has turned the Cournot competitors into monopolists, to result in Bertrand’s equilibrium, and to fall into a prisoner’s dilemma. This paper then applies Hotelling’s theory to break the dilemma.
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Stackelberg price leadership in spatial competition
International Journal of Industrial Organization, 1986Abstract This paper examines Stackelberg price leadership in a spatially competitive model with infinitely many stores on an infinite line. A Stackelberg price leader charges significantly more than the pure Nash equilibrium price, induces its neighbors to charge somewhat more than the pure Nash equilibrium price, and increases its profits.
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An Investigation of Stackelberg Mixed Oligopoly with Advertising Competition
The Manchester School, 2017This paper conducts a comprehensive investigation of Stackelberg mixed oligopoly with advertising competition. We focus our attention on misleading advertising, and at the same time derive some results that are closely related to profit‐raising entry. Different from Matsumura and Sunada (Economics Letters, Vol. 119 (2013), pp. 183–185), we find that it
Jiancai Pi, Pengqing Zhang, Xuyang Chen
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Competitive newsvendor problems with the same Nash and Stackelberg solutions
Operations Research Letters, 2007zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Pure competition, regulated and Stackelberg equilibria: Application to the energy system of Québec
European Journal of Operational Research, 2000Abstract We present a general methodology to study the electricity market of a country or region, under various pricing mechanisms. The approach is based on modifications of a large-scale techno-economic model, and is applied to a realistic model for the Province of Quebec.
Denis Lavigne +2 more
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On the endogeneity of Cournot, Bertrand, and Stackelberg competition in oligopolies
International Journal of Industrial Organization, 2012Abstract In many industries, firms pre-order input and forward sell output prior to the actual production period. It is known that forward buying input induces a “Cournot–Stackelberg endogeneity” (both Cournot and Stackelberg outcomes may result in equilibrium) and forward selling output induces a convergence to the Bertrand solution.
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A dynamic stackelberg-cournot game for competitive content caching in 5G networks
2017 International Conference on Wireless Networks and Mobile Communications (WINCOM), 2017The main concept behind 5G mobile network is to expand the idea of small cell network (SCN) to create a cooperative network able to cache data in active nodes inside radio access and Core network. Caching technique is a workaround to deal with bottleneck in the Back-haul, as the capacity of the wireless links could not support the increasing demand for
Bouchaib Assila +3 more
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