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Existence theorems of equilibrium points in stackelberg

Optimization, 1987
A two players static. Stackelberg game is considered with constraints on the decision variables. Existence theorems of equilibrium points are given when the reaction set of the follower to the strategy of the leader, is a singleton. Some definition are presented and discussed and a simple existence theorem is given also in the case when the follower ...
R. Lucchetti, F. Mignanego, G. Pieri
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Time-Inconsistency, Precommitment and Equilibrium Strategies for a Stackelberg Game

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
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Stackelberg games and multiple equilibrium behaviors on networks

Transportation Research Part B: Methodological, 2007
Abstract The classical Wardropian principle assumes that users minimize either individual travel cost or overall system cost. Unlike the pure Wardropian equilibrium, there might be in reality both competition and cooperation among users, typically when there exist oligopoly Cournot-Nash (CN) firms.
Yang, Hal, Zhang, X.N., Meng, Qiang
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Stackelberg Equilibrium with Private Information

1996
There are industries in which not every firm is on an equal footing. Some firms play a dominant role, while others, following the lead of the dominant firms, act rather passively. There are two common approaches to incorporate these passive firms in theoretical analysis.
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Public input competition under Stackelberg equilibrium: A note. [PDF]

open access: possible, 2014
This paper examines the Stackelberg equilibrium for public input competition and compares it with the non-cooperative Nash equilibrium. Given two asymmetric regions, we show that under the Nash equilibrium, the more productive region tends to spend more on public input, which results in this region attracting more capital than the less productive ...
Liu, Yongzheng, Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge
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Entry in a Stackelberg perfect equilibrium [PDF]

open access: possibleEconomics Bulletin, 2007
This paper considers welfare effects of entry when the incumbent firm behaves like a Stackelberg leader in the product market. In contrast to the existing literature, we show that entry may increase welfare for any cost asymmetries between the firms. Using a general demand function we show the condition for welfare improving entry.
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Stackelberg Equilibriums of Open-loop Differential Games

2007 Chinese Control Conference, 2006
The paper is concerned with Stackelberg differential games for two players. Based on different assumptions on the favor of the players, several notions of Stackelberg equilibrium solution in the open-loop form are introduced, which are different from the concept given by G. Freiling et al., etc(2001).
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Public Input Competition, Stackelberg Equilibrium and Optimality [PDF]

open access: possible, 2011
In this paper we examine the Stackelberg equilibrium in a public input competition model. We demonstrate that the issue of over-provision of public inputs raised in the standard fiscal competition literature may be less strong than predicted, provided that competing jurisdictions are more likely to behave in a Stackelberg fashion than in a non ...
Yongzheng Liu, Jorge Martinez-Vazquez
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Nash and Stackelberg Equilibrium

2023
Julio B. Clempner, Alexander Poznyak
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A UNILATERAL PRICING POLICY AND THE STACKELBERG EQUILIBRIUM

International Game Theory Review, 2010
Cooper (1986) examines the equilibrium of the retroactive most-favored-customer pricing policy by using a two-period duopoly model. He shows that the most-favored-customer policy enables both firms to offer higher prices and to enjoy higher profits. Neilson and Winter (1992) show that even if one firm in a price-setting duopoly adopts the most-favored-
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