We consider the impact of horizontal mergers in the presence of free entry and exit. In contrast to much of the previous literature on horizontal mergers, our model yields predictions that seem intuitively reasonable: with only moderate cost synergies mergers of a small number of industry participants are beneficial (even under quantity competition), there is no “free rider problem ” in that insiders always benefit more than outsiders, and quantity-setting and price-setting games yield similar predictions. We also find that all privately beneficial mergers are also socially beneficial
We study the incentives towards horizontal merger among \u85rms when the amount of capital is the st...
We examine the profitability and social efficiency of horizontal mergers in a Cournot oligopoly with...
Motivated by a number of high-profile antitrust cases, we study mergers when firms offer differentia...
[eng] We discuss horizontal mergers in a linear, homogeneous, symmetric Cournot market where the new...
The literature on horizontal mergers has grown at a rapid pace over the last 20 years. Much of this ...
We propose a model in which mergers exert a more pronounced effect on the structure of a market than...
In imperfectly competitive markets firms with high costs produce positive output. The market's abili...
Merged firms are typically rather complex organizations. Accordingly, merger has a more profound eff...
This thesis discusses the welfare effects of horizontal mergers and firms' incentives to merge. More...
viding necessary and sufficient conditions for horizontal mergers to be both profitable and welfare-...
We study welfare effects of horizontal mergers under a successive oligopoly model and find that down...
International audienceThis paper analyses the profitability of horizontal mergers in a Stackelberg m...
We study the incentives towards horizontal merger among firms when the amount of capital is the stra...
A horizontal merger is unlikely to be profitable unless it involves the large majority of firms in ...
We study when and how pure non-horizontal mergers, whether cross-product or vertical, can deter new ...
We study the incentives towards horizontal merger among \u85rms when the amount of capital is the st...
We examine the profitability and social efficiency of horizontal mergers in a Cournot oligopoly with...
Motivated by a number of high-profile antitrust cases, we study mergers when firms offer differentia...
[eng] We discuss horizontal mergers in a linear, homogeneous, symmetric Cournot market where the new...
The literature on horizontal mergers has grown at a rapid pace over the last 20 years. Much of this ...
We propose a model in which mergers exert a more pronounced effect on the structure of a market than...
In imperfectly competitive markets firms with high costs produce positive output. The market's abili...
Merged firms are typically rather complex organizations. Accordingly, merger has a more profound eff...
This thesis discusses the welfare effects of horizontal mergers and firms' incentives to merge. More...
viding necessary and sufficient conditions for horizontal mergers to be both profitable and welfare-...
We study welfare effects of horizontal mergers under a successive oligopoly model and find that down...
International audienceThis paper analyses the profitability of horizontal mergers in a Stackelberg m...
We study the incentives towards horizontal merger among firms when the amount of capital is the stra...
A horizontal merger is unlikely to be profitable unless it involves the large majority of firms in ...
We study when and how pure non-horizontal mergers, whether cross-product or vertical, can deter new ...
We study the incentives towards horizontal merger among \u85rms when the amount of capital is the st...
We examine the profitability and social efficiency of horizontal mergers in a Cournot oligopoly with...
Motivated by a number of high-profile antitrust cases, we study mergers when firms offer differentia...