The American Economic Review, Volume 86American Economic Association., 1996 Includes papers and proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Economic Association. Covers all areas of economic research. |
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... competitive fringe is sufficiently inefficient , potential competition will have no effect on the neoclassical firm ( i.e. , its monopoly price is already below the competitive fringe's marginal cost ) . In this setting , we can ...
... competitive fringe is sufficiently inefficient , potential competition will have no effect on the neoclassical firm ( i.e. , its monopoly price is already below the competitive fringe's marginal cost ) . In this setting , we can ...
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... competition , as before , consists of a competitive fringe willing to sup- ply unlimited quantity at the fringe's higher marginal cost , p . In such a setting , we will see the above result is reversed ; here the introduc- tion of a ...
... competition , as before , consists of a competitive fringe willing to sup- ply unlimited quantity at the fringe's higher marginal cost , p . In such a setting , we will see the above result is reversed ; here the introduc- tion of a ...
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... competition is traced back to a structural parameter , whose level determines whether the outcome more resembles price or quantity competition . This model is then em- ployed to analyze strategic trade issues in a complete - information ...
... competition is traced back to a structural parameter , whose level determines whether the outcome more resembles price or quantity competition . This model is then em- ployed to analyze strategic trade issues in a complete - information ...
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Income Risk Borrowing Constraints and Portfolio Choice | 158 |
PAUL MILGROM AND JOHN ROBERTS | 173 |
JEREMY BULOW AND PAUL KLEMPERER | 180 |
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