This paper investigates the decision making of firms with two different objectives – profit maximization and sales maximization, and compares their responses when encountering a higher per unit production cost or if per unit tax is imposed. The discussion in this paper is a follow up of Li and Yao [1], except in this case, a more comprehensive literature review is provided, and a very restricted result previously proposed has been substantially expanded to a few more general propositions
Whether firms indeed behave so as to maximize profits is a long standing issue in industrial economi...
Martini JT. The optimal focus of transfer prices: pre-tax profitability versus tax minimization. Rev...
THE RECENT LITERATURE on firm behavior has been characterized by two contrast-ing strands of analysi...
The purpose of this study is to explain the following proposition: Profit maximization objective is ...
In general, today in the world market and in our country, businesses have begun to pursue or have as...
In this article we investigate different market structures where decision makers are incentivized by...
# Comments on the research from Professor Birger Wernerfelt have been most helpful. The article has ...
AbstractWe suggest that marketers actively participate in reducing unit costs during new product dev...
Although textbooks in intermediate microeconomics and managerial economics discuss the first-order c...
A large and growing number of studies attempt to determine the important factors affecting firms\u27...
This paper presents an n-firm Cournot oligopoly model in which each firm’s objective is to maximize ...
Profit-rate maximization leads to use fewer factors —including labor— even if profits are high and i...
We study the effects over the coordination between firms of the choice of another objectivefunction ...
Kreutzer and Lee (1986) derived the result that imposing tax on the monopoly profit increases its ou...
The fundamental assumptions that individuals attempt to maximize their utility within the confines o...
Whether firms indeed behave so as to maximize profits is a long standing issue in industrial economi...
Martini JT. The optimal focus of transfer prices: pre-tax profitability versus tax minimization. Rev...
THE RECENT LITERATURE on firm behavior has been characterized by two contrast-ing strands of analysi...
The purpose of this study is to explain the following proposition: Profit maximization objective is ...
In general, today in the world market and in our country, businesses have begun to pursue or have as...
In this article we investigate different market structures where decision makers are incentivized by...
# Comments on the research from Professor Birger Wernerfelt have been most helpful. The article has ...
AbstractWe suggest that marketers actively participate in reducing unit costs during new product dev...
Although textbooks in intermediate microeconomics and managerial economics discuss the first-order c...
A large and growing number of studies attempt to determine the important factors affecting firms\u27...
This paper presents an n-firm Cournot oligopoly model in which each firm’s objective is to maximize ...
Profit-rate maximization leads to use fewer factors —including labor— even if profits are high and i...
We study the effects over the coordination between firms of the choice of another objectivefunction ...
Kreutzer and Lee (1986) derived the result that imposing tax on the monopoly profit increases its ou...
The fundamental assumptions that individuals attempt to maximize their utility within the confines o...
Whether firms indeed behave so as to maximize profits is a long standing issue in industrial economi...
Martini JT. The optimal focus of transfer prices: pre-tax profitability versus tax minimization. Rev...
THE RECENT LITERATURE on firm behavior has been characterized by two contrast-ing strands of analysi...