We study an industry of a homogeneous good where n firms with identical technology compete by first building capacity, and then, after observing the capacity decisions, choosing a ¿reservation price¿ at which they are willing to sell their entire capacities. We show that every pure strategy equilibrium yields the Cournot outcome, and that the Cournot outcome can be sustained by a pure strategy subgame perfect equilibrium
Strategic market interaction is here modelled as a two-stage game in which potential entrants choose...
In this note, we extend the classical result of Kreps & Scheinkman [1983] to an oligopolistic settin...
International audienceThis paper extends Kreps and Scheinkman's 1983 result, which shows that a prod...
We study an industry of a homogeneous good where n firms with identical technology compete by first ...
We study an industry of a homogeneous good where n firms with identical technology compete by first ...
We introduce a simple model of oligopolistic competition where firms first build capacity, and then,...
We introduce a simple model of oligopolistic competition where firms first build capacity, and then,...
The model of Kreps and Scheinkman where firms choose capacities and then compete in price is extende...
We study the efficiency of oligopoly equilibria in a model where firms compete over capacities and p...
We provide new results for two-stage games in which firms make capacity investments when demand is u...
We study the efficiency of oligopoly equilibria in a model where firms compete over capacities and p...
This paper deals with situations where firms commit to capacities and compete in prices in the marke...
In a homogeneous product duopoly with concave revenue and convex costs we study a two stage game in ...
We consider the two-stage game proposed by Kreps and Scheinkman (83) in the address-model of horizon...
Both quality differentiation and capacity commitment have been shown to relax price competition. How...
Strategic market interaction is here modelled as a two-stage game in which potential entrants choose...
In this note, we extend the classical result of Kreps & Scheinkman [1983] to an oligopolistic settin...
International audienceThis paper extends Kreps and Scheinkman's 1983 result, which shows that a prod...
We study an industry of a homogeneous good where n firms with identical technology compete by first ...
We study an industry of a homogeneous good where n firms with identical technology compete by first ...
We introduce a simple model of oligopolistic competition where firms first build capacity, and then,...
We introduce a simple model of oligopolistic competition where firms first build capacity, and then,...
The model of Kreps and Scheinkman where firms choose capacities and then compete in price is extende...
We study the efficiency of oligopoly equilibria in a model where firms compete over capacities and p...
We provide new results for two-stage games in which firms make capacity investments when demand is u...
We study the efficiency of oligopoly equilibria in a model where firms compete over capacities and p...
This paper deals with situations where firms commit to capacities and compete in prices in the marke...
In a homogeneous product duopoly with concave revenue and convex costs we study a two stage game in ...
We consider the two-stage game proposed by Kreps and Scheinkman (83) in the address-model of horizon...
Both quality differentiation and capacity commitment have been shown to relax price competition. How...
Strategic market interaction is here modelled as a two-stage game in which potential entrants choose...
In this note, we extend the classical result of Kreps & Scheinkman [1983] to an oligopolistic settin...
International audienceThis paper extends Kreps and Scheinkman's 1983 result, which shows that a prod...