This paper characterizes the optimal quality regulation of a monopolist when quality is observable. In contrast to Sheshinski (1976) it is shown that a minimum quality standard may be desirable even if it induces the firm to reduce output
In a signal-extraction model of consumer behaviour, higher prices signal higher-quality pro-ducts fo...
In a duopoly where two …rms ’ products are di¤erentiated both, horizontally and vertically, introduc...
I investigate the behaviour of a multiproduct monopolist supplying vertically differentiated varieti...
Abstract. A monopolist regulated via a price cap may well have an incentive to change other variable...
We show in a simple model of entry with sunk cost, that a regulator is best advised to limit the out...
We show in a simple model of entry with sunk cost, that a regulator is best advised to limit the out...
I study the regulation of a \u85rm producing a good with two attributes, e.g. quantity and quality. ...
This paper compares two possible State interventions in a market where a vertical differentiable goo...
In the Mussa and Rosen model [J Econ Theory 18 (1978) 301] of vertical differentiation, a monopolist...
This paper describes how a monopolist manipulates the balance of quantity and quality in order to i...
This paper describes how a monopolist manipulates the balance of quantity and quality in order to i...
This paper describes how a monopolist manipulates the balance of quantity and quality in order to in...
This paper explores the role of a minimum quality standard when the quality choice is discrete. A mi...
This paper presents an unnoticed result that may occur when an effective minimum quality standard is...
We show in a simple model of entry with sunk cost, that a regulator prefers limiting the output, or ...
In a signal-extraction model of consumer behaviour, higher prices signal higher-quality pro-ducts fo...
In a duopoly where two …rms ’ products are di¤erentiated both, horizontally and vertically, introduc...
I investigate the behaviour of a multiproduct monopolist supplying vertically differentiated varieti...
Abstract. A monopolist regulated via a price cap may well have an incentive to change other variable...
We show in a simple model of entry with sunk cost, that a regulator is best advised to limit the out...
We show in a simple model of entry with sunk cost, that a regulator is best advised to limit the out...
I study the regulation of a \u85rm producing a good with two attributes, e.g. quantity and quality. ...
This paper compares two possible State interventions in a market where a vertical differentiable goo...
In the Mussa and Rosen model [J Econ Theory 18 (1978) 301] of vertical differentiation, a monopolist...
This paper describes how a monopolist manipulates the balance of quantity and quality in order to i...
This paper describes how a monopolist manipulates the balance of quantity and quality in order to i...
This paper describes how a monopolist manipulates the balance of quantity and quality in order to in...
This paper explores the role of a minimum quality standard when the quality choice is discrete. A mi...
This paper presents an unnoticed result that may occur when an effective minimum quality standard is...
We show in a simple model of entry with sunk cost, that a regulator prefers limiting the output, or ...
In a signal-extraction model of consumer behaviour, higher prices signal higher-quality pro-ducts fo...
In a duopoly where two …rms ’ products are di¤erentiated both, horizontally and vertically, introduc...
I investigate the behaviour of a multiproduct monopolist supplying vertically differentiated varieti...