Durable-goods monopoly
Entry Deterrence in Durable-Goods Monopoly
... a durable-goods monopoly warrants the competitiveness of that industry, even in the absence of ...a durable-goods monopolist will optimally reduce the price once high-valuation ...
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Durable Goods Monopoly with Endogenous Quality
... As the average unit cost at the optimal commitment quality gets smaller (i.e. the elasticity of scale of quality increases) the time-inconsistency problem becomes relevant (i.e. the firm has the incentive to sell the ...
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Durable-Goods Monopoly with Varying Cohorts
... experiences, (e.g. a trip to Disneyland), intermediate products (e.g. aluminium), regulated mar- kets (e.g. plutonium), potential lemons (e.g. computers), goods with high transactions costs (e.g. fridges) or those ...
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Differentiated durable goods monopoly: a robust Coase conjecture
... The present work considers the same environment originally studied by Coase, but it presumes that the monopolist can sell more than one variety of the durable good. Such a natural extension does not rule out any ...
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Durable Goods Monopoly with Network Externalities with Application to the PC Operating Systems Market 1
... “new” durable goods are introduced by the monopolist which are only partially compatible with “old” durable goods, prices may increase over ...
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Durable goods monopoly with stochastic costs
... As a result, any agreement that parties reach has two effects on their payoffs: a direct effect, since parties have preferences over policies, and an indirect effect, since the policy th[r] ...
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Essays in durable goods monopolies
... a durable good can also help a durable goods monopolist avoid the time inconsistency ...a durable goods monopoly when agents use Markov ...static monopoly price in each ...
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A Study on Customer Behavior of Durable Goods with Special Reference to Coimbatore
... The literature assessment is an enormous step in each and every study manner. Review of in advance studies discloses the works and studies achieved by person researchers and institutions help to establish similarly the ...
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Paradoxes of Perfect Foresight in General Equilibrium Theory
... 7. ‘However, if agents are uncertain about other agents’ behaviour, so that strategic reasoning intrudes, no equilibrium may exist even with complete futures markets. This problem is severe.’ Weintraub, p. 92. And ...
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Collateral Constraints in DSGE Models: Theory and Empirics
... Table 2.5 Summary Statistics of the Permanent-Transitory Decomposition, House- hold Model. The data are reported in annualized growth rates as a percent- age, i.e. 2.00 means 2% annual growth. The first two rows show the ...
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Market Expansion Effects with Differentiated Goods: Monopoly versus Atomistic Competition
... cost, monopoly leads to higher prices and a less socially desirable outcome than perfect competition amongst a large number of (atomistic) ...where goods are not quite homogeneous but slightly ...
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Optimal Monetary Policy with Durable Consumption Goods and Factor Demand Linkages
... non-durable goods sector causes production of these goods to become relatively cheaper, thus increasing their production and ...non-durable goods) initially rises in the model with no ...
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Intertemporal substitution and durable goods: long run data
... In this paper, we use long-run annual data to estimate the intertemporal elasticity of substitution while accounting for the intra-temporal substitution between nondurable consumption goods and durable ...
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Monopoly, Inequality and Redistribution via the Public Provision of Private Goods
... Grossman's model have no choice other than consuming the freely-provided public good. In contrast, in the present paper the government uses the tax proceeds to finance the provision of a rival public good which is also ...
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Industrial Trends: Monthly Statistics 1996 10
... BASIC INDICATORS Production indices Price indices DATA BY INDUSTRY Tolal industries exclude construction Intermediate goods industries Capital goods industries Durable consumer goods ii [r] ...
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Statistics in Focus Economic downturn in the EU: the impact on employment in the business economy 2009 60
... This sharp and deep turn-about in production is also reflected in employment data. After years of relative stability in the indices of persons employed and hours worked within the grouping of durable consumer ...
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Unfair terms in contracts concluded with consumers. Commission communication to the Council. COM (84) 55 final, 14 February 1984. Bulletin of the European Communities, Supplement 1/84
... The Law of 25 August 1983 on the legal protection of the consumer lays down that 'in contracts concluded between a professional supplier of durable or non-durable consumer goods or servi[r] ...
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Strategies to Reduce Employee Turnover in the Durable Goods Industry
... strategies durable goods industry leaders used to reduce employee ...strategies durable goods industry leaders use to reduce voluntary employee ...the durable goods industry ...
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A model of brand competition for durable goods supply chains in a dynamic framework
... for durable products, competition between domestic and foreign brands for gaining market share has received a considerable ...dynamic durable goods supply ...
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Do Flexible Durable Goods Prices Undermine Sticky Price Models?
... when durable goods have flexible ...of durable and nondurable production exactly offsets and the behavior of aggregate output mimics that of a model with fully flexible ...
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