Between 1885 and 1914 US bromine producers colluded to raise prices and profits. This collusion was disrupted by price wars.
This paper analyzes the dynamic provision of converters in the transition process between two incompatible technologies.
An economic definition of predation is applied to a dynamic model of duopoly competition with learning curves.
This paper argues that current period corporate growth rates reflect changes in current expectations about the long run profitability of a firm.
This paper develops a conjectural variation model that allows for partial ownership arrangements and foreign trade. This model is applied to the Japanese and US automobile industries.
Standard studies of multiple unit auctions generally overlook the strategic role of bidders' quantity decisions.
Conor and Peterson [1992] analysed structural behavioural characteristics explaining differences in price between competing national and private label brands of manufactured food products.
Conor and Peterson [1992] analysed structural behavioural characteristics explaining differences in price between competing national and private label brands of manufactured food products.
