Abstract: We determine the endogenous degree of vertical integration in a model of successive oligopoly that captures both efficiency gains and strategic effects. We show that vertical merger waves can be expected to stop by themselves before integration is complete. Consequently, vertical foreclosure plays no significant role in this paper that claims for a soft approach of vertical integration by antitrust authorities. JEL Classification numbers: L22, L40. Key Words: Merger waves, vertical integration, vertical foreclosure
This paper develops an equilibrium model of vertical foreclosure with the choice of input specificat...
We analyze the incentives of a vertically integrated firm to foreclose downstream rivals in a model ...
We study merger waves in vertically related industries where firms can engage in both vertical and h...
Document de travail GAEL ; 2003-24International audienceThe author determines the endogenous degree ...
We develop a model of vertical merger waves leading to input foreclosure. When all upstream firms be...
The economic and legal view of vertical integration has varied over time. But, a constant source of ...
One of the most enduring controversies in antitrust concerns the potential foreclosure effects of ve...
We develop an equilibrium model of vertical mergers. We show that, when a wave of mergers removes al...
Few people would disagree with the proposition that horizontal mergers have the potential to restric...
The economic and legal view of vertical integration has varied over time, but, a constant source of ...
This paper analyzes the impact of vertical integration on the static and dynamic stability of downst...
We analyze the competitive effects of backward vertical integration when firms exert market power up...
In this paper we investigate the impact of vertical mergers on upstream firms ’ ability to sustain c...
Abstract: We analyze the relationship between horizontal and verti-cal market structure in verticall...
This paper develops an equilibrium model of vertical mergers. We show that competition on an upstrea...
This paper develops an equilibrium model of vertical foreclosure with the choice of input specificat...
We analyze the incentives of a vertically integrated firm to foreclose downstream rivals in a model ...
We study merger waves in vertically related industries where firms can engage in both vertical and h...
Document de travail GAEL ; 2003-24International audienceThe author determines the endogenous degree ...
We develop a model of vertical merger waves leading to input foreclosure. When all upstream firms be...
The economic and legal view of vertical integration has varied over time. But, a constant source of ...
One of the most enduring controversies in antitrust concerns the potential foreclosure effects of ve...
We develop an equilibrium model of vertical mergers. We show that, when a wave of mergers removes al...
Few people would disagree with the proposition that horizontal mergers have the potential to restric...
The economic and legal view of vertical integration has varied over time, but, a constant source of ...
This paper analyzes the impact of vertical integration on the static and dynamic stability of downst...
We analyze the competitive effects of backward vertical integration when firms exert market power up...
In this paper we investigate the impact of vertical mergers on upstream firms ’ ability to sustain c...
Abstract: We analyze the relationship between horizontal and verti-cal market structure in verticall...
This paper develops an equilibrium model of vertical mergers. We show that competition on an upstrea...
This paper develops an equilibrium model of vertical foreclosure with the choice of input specificat...
We analyze the incentives of a vertically integrated firm to foreclose downstream rivals in a model ...
We study merger waves in vertically related industries where firms can engage in both vertical and h...