According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofitable unless most firms merge. The present paper proposes an optimal merger mechanism. With this mechanism mergers are never unprofitable, more profitable than in other known mechanism, and in many cases welfare increasing. The proposed mechanism assumes that merged firms continue to operate as independent subsidiaries that are rewarded according to a simple and commonly observed relative performance measure
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
Traditional modelling of mergers has the merged firms (insiders) cooperate and maximize joint profit...
In this paper we use a two-stage game to model endogenous mergers. In the second stage of the game, ...
According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofi...
According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofi...
According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofi...
In this paper we study the optimal ex-ante merger policy in a model where merger proposals are the r...
In this paper we study the optimal ex-ante merger policy in a model where merger proposals are the r...
Abstract Taking a model of horizontal mergers as a reference, the purpose of this paper is to qualif...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
Traditional modelling of mergers has the merged firms (insiders) cooperate and maximize joint profit...
In this paper we use a two-stage game to model endogenous mergers. In the second stage of the game, ...
According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofi...
According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofi...
According to the well-known “merger paradox”, in a Cournot market game mergers are generally unprofi...
In this paper we study the optimal ex-ante merger policy in a model where merger proposals are the r...
In this paper we study the optimal ex-ante merger policy in a model where merger proposals are the r...
Abstract Taking a model of horizontal mergers as a reference, the purpose of this paper is to qualif...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
We use a simple framework where firms in two countries serve their respective domestic markets and a...
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
This paper studies the incentives of firms selling vertically differentiated products to merge. To t...
Traditional modelling of mergers has the merged firms (insiders) cooperate and maximize joint profit...
In this paper we use a two-stage game to model endogenous mergers. In the second stage of the game, ...