Add to ORKGThis paper investigates the effect of production subsidies in a mixed duopoly in which the owners of firms provide strategic incentives to their managers. When the asymmetric subsidy is introduced to the public firm, it is shown that neither industry output nor welfare can be changed. this means that the optimal level of such subsidy in a mixed duopoly must be zero. Furthermore, unlike previous studies, it is shown that the government should privatize the public firm by arranging for an asymmetric subsidy when there are two firms in a market
This paper first examines a price-setting mixed duopoly game with production subsidies where a publi...
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This paper examines a price-setting mixed duopoly model in which a state-owned public firm and a pri...
In a mixed oligopoly, when the public leader becomes a private leader and the government provides ou...
In a mixed oligopoly, when the public leader becomes a private leader and the government provides ou...
Previous research examining mixed duopolies shows that the use of an optimal incentive contract for ...
This note studies the cost−reducing incentives in a mixed duopoly market. The result shows that whil...
This paper first examines a price-setting mixed duopoly game with production subsidies where a publi...
This paper examines partial privatisation in a price-setting mixed duopoly model to reassess the wel...
This study investigates R&D and output subsidies in a mixed duopoly with partial privatization. We s...
This paper uses a mixed market model in which a state-owned public firm and a private firm produce c...
We investigate a symmetric duopoly setting in which two manufacturers produce the traditional and pu...
This paper examines price-setting duopoly games with production subsidies and shows that the optimal...
Usually, market models analyse competition between firms with either quantity or price as decision’s...
In this paper, we consider a competition in both mixed and privatized markets, in which the firms set...
This paper reconsiders the literature on the irrelevance of privatization in mixed markets within wh...
In a mixed oligopoly, when the public leader becomes a private leader and the government provides ou...
This paper examines a price-setting mixed duopoly model in which a state-owned public firm and a pri...
In a mixed oligopoly, when the public leader becomes a private leader and the government provides ou...
In a mixed oligopoly, when the public leader becomes a private leader and the government provides ou...
Previous research examining mixed duopolies shows that the use of an optimal incentive contract for ...
This note studies the cost−reducing incentives in a mixed duopoly market. The result shows that whil...
This paper first examines a price-setting mixed duopoly game with production subsidies where a publi...
This paper examines partial privatisation in a price-setting mixed duopoly model to reassess the wel...
This study investigates R&D and output subsidies in a mixed duopoly with partial privatization. We s...