Add to ORKGWe model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the result rather than the cause of product variety. Our results contradict some well-known policy implications yielded by the standard monopolistic competition framework
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have an indirect utility that is additively separ...
Firms selling multiple quality-differentiated products frequently alter their product lines when a c...
1996, October This technical paper documents one approach to incorporating monopolistic competition ...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the resu...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the resu...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the res...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the res...
After some decades of relative oblivion, the interest in the optimality properties of monopolistic c...
After some decades of relative oblivion, the interest in the optimality properties of monopolistic c...
After some decades of relative oblivion, the interest in the optimality properties of monopolistic c...
The recent availability of trade data at a firm-product-country level calls for a new generation of ...
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have non-homothetic pref-erences represented by s...
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have an indirect utility that is additively separ...
The author suggests a new model of demand for variety that explains why competing firms may choose v...
The author suggests a new model of demand for variety that explains why competing firms may choose v...
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have an indirect utility that is additively separ...
Firms selling multiple quality-differentiated products frequently alter their product lines when a c...
1996, October This technical paper documents one approach to incorporating monopolistic competition ...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the resu...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the resu...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the res...
We model monopolistic competition in product lines, assuming that consumer heterogeneity is the res...
After some decades of relative oblivion, the interest in the optimality properties of monopolistic c...
After some decades of relative oblivion, the interest in the optimality properties of monopolistic c...
After some decades of relative oblivion, the interest in the optimality properties of monopolistic c...
The recent availability of trade data at a firm-product-country level calls for a new generation of ...
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have non-homothetic pref-erences represented by s...
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have an indirect utility that is additively separ...
The author suggests a new model of demand for variety that explains why competing firms may choose v...
The author suggests a new model of demand for variety that explains why competing firms may choose v...
We analyze monopolistic competition when consumers have an indirect utility that is additively separ...
Firms selling multiple quality-differentiated products frequently alter their product lines when a c...
1996, October This technical paper documents one approach to incorporating monopolistic competition ...