We nest conjectural parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conjectural parameters are modeled as functions of multimarket contact. Using data from the US airline industry, we \u85nd: i) carriers with little multimarket contact do not cooperate in setting fares, while carriers serving many markets simultaneously sustain almost perfect coordination; ii) cross-price elasticities play a crucial role in determining the impact of multimarket contact on collusive behavior and equilibrium fares; iii) marginal changes in multimarket contact matter only at low or moderate levels of contact; iv) assuming that rms behave as Bertrand-Nash competitors leads to biased estimates of marginal costs
Traditional analysis of multi-point competition suggests that firms compete less intensely with one ...
Traditional analysis of multi-point competition suggests that firms compete less intensely with one ...
This paper tests the mutual forbearance view in the context of airline alliances in the internationa...
We nest conduct parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conduct parame-ters are modeled as f...
We nest conduct parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conduct parameters are modeled as fu...
We provide empirical evidence to support the hypothesis that multimarket contact facilitates tacit c...
We nest conduct parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conduct parameters are modeled as fu...
We provide empirical evidence to support the hypothesis that multimarket contact facilitates tacit c...
We show that multimarket contact facilitates tacit collusion in the US airline industry using two co...
We show that multimarket contact facilitates tacit collusion in the US airline industry using two co...
We nest conjectural parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conjectural parameters are model...
multimarket contact facilitate tacit collusion? inference on conduct parameters in the airline indus...
multimarket contact facilitate tacit collusion? inference on conduct parameters in the airline indus...
This article calculates conduct parameters (or "conjectural variations") for a set of duopoly airlin...
When firms meet in more than one market, it is generally regarded that the possibility of collusion ...
Traditional analysis of multi-point competition suggests that firms compete less intensely with one ...
Traditional analysis of multi-point competition suggests that firms compete less intensely with one ...
This paper tests the mutual forbearance view in the context of airline alliances in the internationa...
We nest conduct parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conduct parame-ters are modeled as f...
We nest conduct parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conduct parameters are modeled as fu...
We provide empirical evidence to support the hypothesis that multimarket contact facilitates tacit c...
We nest conduct parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conduct parameters are modeled as fu...
We provide empirical evidence to support the hypothesis that multimarket contact facilitates tacit c...
We show that multimarket contact facilitates tacit collusion in the US airline industry using two co...
We show that multimarket contact facilitates tacit collusion in the US airline industry using two co...
We nest conjectural parameters into a standard oligopoly model. The conjectural parameters are model...
multimarket contact facilitate tacit collusion? inference on conduct parameters in the airline indus...
multimarket contact facilitate tacit collusion? inference on conduct parameters in the airline indus...
This article calculates conduct parameters (or "conjectural variations") for a set of duopoly airlin...
When firms meet in more than one market, it is generally regarded that the possibility of collusion ...
Traditional analysis of multi-point competition suggests that firms compete less intensely with one ...
Traditional analysis of multi-point competition suggests that firms compete less intensely with one ...
This paper tests the mutual forbearance view in the context of airline alliances in the internationa...