Add to ORKGIn this paper we aim to explain intuitively heterogeneous firms ’ optimal location decisions in a simple spatial market. To do so, we present and solve a four-stage game of entry, location, pricing and consumption in a spatial price discrimination framework with arbitrarily many hetero-geneous firms. We provide a unique equilibrium outcome without imposing restrictions on the distribution of marginal costs across firms. I
International audienceThe model developed in this paper extends the strategic location framework und...
I model endogenous horizontal and vertical product differentiation with arbitrarily many heterogeneo...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation analyzes the pricing decision of firms that sell over dista...
In this paper, we show that the strategic choice of spatial price policy under duopoly crucially dep...
This paper investigates the properties of two types of cost restrictions that guarantee the existenc...
Spatial price discrimination with downward-sloping demands is extended to allow for non-linear prici...
In the Hotelling framework, the equilibrium first-degree discriminatory prices are all lower than th...
In the Hotelling framework, the equilibrium first-degree discriminatory prices are all lower than th...
In this paper, whe show that the strategic choice of spatial price policy under duopoly crucially de...
We present a general model of n firms with differentiated production costs competing in a linear mar...
As social scientists have become increasingly aware of the welfare implications of firms' locations ...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
This paper investigates the properties of two types of cost restrictions that guarantee the existenc...
This chapter focuses on the most game-theoretic elements of location theory. Spatial competition is ...
International audienceThe model developed in this paper extends the strategic location framework und...
I model endogenous horizontal and vertical product differentiation with arbitrarily many heterogeneo...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation analyzes the pricing decision of firms that sell over dista...
In this paper, we show that the strategic choice of spatial price policy under duopoly crucially dep...
This paper investigates the properties of two types of cost restrictions that guarantee the existenc...
Spatial price discrimination with downward-sloping demands is extended to allow for non-linear prici...
In the Hotelling framework, the equilibrium first-degree discriminatory prices are all lower than th...
In the Hotelling framework, the equilibrium first-degree discriminatory prices are all lower than th...
In this paper, whe show that the strategic choice of spatial price policy under duopoly crucially de...
We present a general model of n firms with differentiated production costs competing in a linear mar...
As social scientists have become increasingly aware of the welfare implications of firms' locations ...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
This paper investigates the properties of two types of cost restrictions that guarantee the existenc...
This chapter focuses on the most game-theoretic elements of location theory. Spatial competition is ...
International audienceThe model developed in this paper extends the strategic location framework und...
I model endogenous horizontal and vertical product differentiation with arbitrarily many heterogeneo...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation analyzes the pricing decision of firms that sell over dista...