On some strategic properties of profit-sharing systems in industry We examine the properties of profit-sharing in an oligopoly model of industry. Profit-sharing contracts are viewed as a means of strategic commitment, not as an internal incentive system. In our model, firms choose a contract subject to the employees' participation constraint in a first stage, and compete on the output market in a second stage. We show that the choice of a profit-sharing contract by each firm is a non-cooperative equilibrium. The contract renegotlatlon issue is then discussed, and it is shown that the adoption of profit-related pay in a given « incumbent » firm can deter entry on the output market, in spite of the fact that profit-sharing contracts are rene...
This paper builds a theory of profit sharing between two firms in a duopoly market through which fir...
We study a model in which collusive duopolists divide up the monopoly profit according to their relat...
In this paper, we consider a two-stage (sequential) game as introduced by Vickers (1985), Fershtman ...
On some strategic properties of profit-sharing systems in industry We examine the properties of pro...
First published: 31 July 1990We examine the properties of profit-sharing in an oligopoly model of in...
We examine the properties of profit-sharing in a game-theoretic oligopoly model of industry. Profit-...
International audienceWe examine the properties of profit-sharing in a game-theoretic oligopoly mode...
The purpose of our thesis "Strategic Profit Sharing Between Firms" is to study the effects of the u...
This paper studies a strategic aspect of profit-sharing in an oligopolistic industry with a monopoly...
M. Weitzman's "share economy" received in recent years considerable attention from economists and po...
This article examines the properties of wage and profit-sharing contracts in a model of oligopoly wi...
This paper is intended to discuss and test some of the principal theoretical arguments for profit-sh...
This paper is devoted at analyzing the strategic choice of intra-firm contractual policies in an oli...
Profit sharing schemes have been analysed assuming Cournot competition and decentralised wage negoti...
It is commonplace in wage determination models and, in general, in economic models as a whole, to tr...
This paper builds a theory of profit sharing between two firms in a duopoly market through which fir...
We study a model in which collusive duopolists divide up the monopoly profit according to their relat...
In this paper, we consider a two-stage (sequential) game as introduced by Vickers (1985), Fershtman ...
On some strategic properties of profit-sharing systems in industry We examine the properties of pro...
First published: 31 July 1990We examine the properties of profit-sharing in an oligopoly model of in...
We examine the properties of profit-sharing in a game-theoretic oligopoly model of industry. Profit-...
International audienceWe examine the properties of profit-sharing in a game-theoretic oligopoly mode...
The purpose of our thesis "Strategic Profit Sharing Between Firms" is to study the effects of the u...
This paper studies a strategic aspect of profit-sharing in an oligopolistic industry with a monopoly...
M. Weitzman's "share economy" received in recent years considerable attention from economists and po...
This article examines the properties of wage and profit-sharing contracts in a model of oligopoly wi...
This paper is intended to discuss and test some of the principal theoretical arguments for profit-sh...
This paper is devoted at analyzing the strategic choice of intra-firm contractual policies in an oli...
Profit sharing schemes have been analysed assuming Cournot competition and decentralised wage negoti...
It is commonplace in wage determination models and, in general, in economic models as a whole, to tr...
This paper builds a theory of profit sharing between two firms in a duopoly market through which fir...
We study a model in which collusive duopolists divide up the monopoly profit according to their relat...
In this paper, we consider a two-stage (sequential) game as introduced by Vickers (1985), Fershtman ...