strategic interaction
Change in Strategic Interaction after Introducing Policy
... the strategic interaction among neighboring jurisdictions also would ...the strategic interaction among local jurisdictions. If the strategic interaction among neighboring ...
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Strategic Interaction and Charitable Fundraising
... of strategic interaction between charities in undertaking fundraising ...will strategic considerations lead them to all launch a Christ- mas appeal? Also, it would be interesting to incorporate ...
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Optimal allocation of tradable emission permits under upstream-downstream strategic interaction
... In this paper we analyze environmental regulation based on tradable emission permits in the presence of strategic interaction in an output market with di¤erentiated products. We characterize ...
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The strategic interaction between firms and formulary committees: effects on the prices of new drugs
... There exists an early and relatively extensive literature on the determinants of the prices of new drugs, which is reviewed in the introductory section of Lu and Comanor (1998). The literature describes two possible ...
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Developing Country Borrowing from a Monopolistic Lender: Strategic Interaction and Endogenous Leadership
... itoring by competitive lenders (Stiglitz and Weiss [1983], Williamson [1987]). In such scenarios the results about the welfare-improving nature of tariff intervention would still hold. Since the amount lent is not ...
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Strategic interaction in the Prisoner's Dilemma: A game-theoretic dimension of conflict research
... actual strategic types in competition. His strategic population can thus be labelled the "wild" ...The strategic population itself, however, remained of the "wild" variety, since ...
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Strategic Interaction in the Sex Market
... We develop a model of social interaction between self-interested agents in what can be termed as the “sexual marketplace.” (Laumann, 2004) In particular, we in- vestigate patterns of sexual matches between men who ...
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A Model Of Cournot Competition With Lobbying
... This paper utilizes game theory to study the lobbying efforts of a duopoly that is competing for a government contract (e.g., McDonnell Douglas and Lockheed Martin). We assume that when a firm increases its lobbying ...
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Behavioral Economics
... The standard assumption of unbounded self-interest is often described as a hypothesis holding that people only care about their own monetary payoffs and are completely indifferent among allocations of payoffs to ...
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Introduction
... In this sense (if no other) the structure of the problem that Soviet workers faced with government promises in 1965 was identical to the one that the Poles faced with Hitler’s demands in 1939: after implementing any ...
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Emission permits trading and downstream strategic market interaction
... In the context of our model, we were able to identify three potential channels of market distortions associated with environmental regulation based on tradable emission permits. The first market distortion is due to ...
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Strategic fiscal interaction among OECD countries
... fiscal strategic interaction among countries may be due to reasons other than tax competition for mobile ...detected strategic interaction is the theory of yardstick competition (see ...
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Is there evidence of strategic corporate tax interaction among EU countries?
... In X we add a number of explanatory variables that affect the tax level and the payoff function of the country. However, we could hardly include all benefits for the countries like reciprocity or reputation when we examine ...
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Making an arranged marriage work: A game theoretic analysis
... the strategic interaction between two married partners who invest effort and time in order to create a better marital relationship or, alternately, to make their arranged marriage ...
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A retaliatory response on the factor market, would they?
... of strategic factor- market rivalry’ brought up by Barney ...competitive interaction, strategic behavior & repertoire, and competitive perception (Chen & Miller, ...
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Public Space, Infrastructure, Landscape: an interdisciplinary matrix for urban spatial continuity
... Spatial growth of cities corresponded to new theoretical and practical knowledge capacities with new kinds of urban infrastructures, new services organisation and new construction methods, of XIX and most of XX century’s ...
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Beyond Vulnerability: Explaining State Intervention in Oil Supply in Asia-Pacific
... The liberalisation of the Thai oil sector also led to a considerably lower DV value of the country over the same period, but through a lower percentage of government ownership in the Thai NOC PTT. Two of Thailand’s ...
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Credit derivatives as a commitment device : evidence from the cost of corporate debt
... triple interaction terms between T RADIN G, ST RAT V AR, and a dummy variable, LOW CDS, which is equal to one if the firm belongs to the sub-group of sample whose ratio of notional CDS amount to the total debt ...
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Watkins_unc_0153D_18408.pdf
... Alcoa is another classic case that has been analyzed using the dominant firm model. In this case, Alcoa controlled the bauxite mines required to produce virgin aluminum while its rivals could only purchase and ...
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Strategic Innovation, Systematic review of Strategic Innovation and related concepts
... segments. Strategic entrepreneurship needs a more customer –centred model because new regimes of communication in the knowledge society, transformed the traditional balance between customers and suppliers (Trimi ...
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