We argue that it is the number of agents using market power, rather than the use of market power itself, that may drive Ricardian economies into autarchy. As a consequence, the monopoly equilibrium outcome Pareto-dominates the oligopoly one. Thus, counter-intuitively, a non monotonic relationship between number of agents endowed with market power and economic efficiency may emerge
Tests of the efficiency and market power hypotheses have focused on incumbents’ profitability. The c...
We present a general equilibrium model of monopolistic competition featuring pro-competitive effects...
Empirical work has drawn attention to the high degree of productivity differences within industries,...
We argue that it is the number of agents holding market power, rather than the presence of market po...
We argue that it is the distribution of market power among agents, rather than the use ofbmarket pow...
We argue that it is the distribution of market power among agents, rather than the use ofbmarket pow...
none1noWe argue that it is the distribution of market power among agents, rather than the use ofbmar...
We argue that it is the number of agents holding market power, rather than the presence of market po...
In an economy in which firms exercise market power in the markets for consumption goods and inputs (...
We analyze the principle of comparative advantage when agents in the world market are aware of the i...
This paper studies a Ricardian model of international trade with a continuum of products in a genera...
This paper studies a Ricardian model of international trade with a continuum of products in a genera...
This paper analyses the failure of the traditional Ricardo–Haberlerian (1817; 1936) theory of compar...
This paper constitutes the very first treatment of the Shapley–Shubik (1977) market-game mechanism w...
We present a general equilibrium model of monopolistic competition featuring pro-competitive effects...
Tests of the efficiency and market power hypotheses have focused on incumbents’ profitability. The c...
We present a general equilibrium model of monopolistic competition featuring pro-competitive effects...
Empirical work has drawn attention to the high degree of productivity differences within industries,...
We argue that it is the number of agents holding market power, rather than the presence of market po...
We argue that it is the distribution of market power among agents, rather than the use ofbmarket pow...
We argue that it is the distribution of market power among agents, rather than the use ofbmarket pow...
none1noWe argue that it is the distribution of market power among agents, rather than the use ofbmar...
We argue that it is the number of agents holding market power, rather than the presence of market po...
In an economy in which firms exercise market power in the markets for consumption goods and inputs (...
We analyze the principle of comparative advantage when agents in the world market are aware of the i...
This paper studies a Ricardian model of international trade with a continuum of products in a genera...
This paper studies a Ricardian model of international trade with a continuum of products in a genera...
This paper analyses the failure of the traditional Ricardo–Haberlerian (1817; 1936) theory of compar...
This paper constitutes the very first treatment of the Shapley–Shubik (1977) market-game mechanism w...
We present a general equilibrium model of monopolistic competition featuring pro-competitive effects...
Tests of the efficiency and market power hypotheses have focused on incumbents’ profitability. The c...
We present a general equilibrium model of monopolistic competition featuring pro-competitive effects...
Empirical work has drawn attention to the high degree of productivity differences within industries,...