Add to ORKGThis paper uses data from retail industries in Chile to test Shaked and Sutton's (1987) hypothesis of endogenous sunk costs. I find that industries which are less likely to have endogenous sunk costs display a signicant negative relationship between market size and concentration. In contrast, in the supermarket industry, where investment in advertising is presumed to be more intense, the tests show that concentration does not vary with market size and is bounded away from zero
We examine how Sutton’s “bounds” approach works in a small country where industries have relatively ...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in determinin...
The endogeneity of retail markups arises due to the correlation between the markups and unobserved c...
This paper uses data from retail industries in Chile to test Shaked and Sutton's (1987) hypothesis o...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in determinin...
We describe the industrial market structure of CPG categories. The analysis uses a unique database s...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in deter-mini...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Economics, 2000."February, 2000."Inc...
This paper describes industrial market structure in consumer package goods (CPG) in-dustries using a...
In this note, we investigate the causal link between market concentration and markups in a retail se...
In this paper, we test the hypothesis of sunk exporting costs differing among markets. We use a samp...
This study utilizes unique product barcode, store, and retail real estate data to calculate consiste...
One of the pioneering works on endogenous market structures, by Tandon (1984), has extended the stan...
This research extends the agglomeration literature to a country that has not been studied and a mark...
One of the most significant developments in the last couple of decades in the retail industry has be...
We examine how Sutton’s “bounds” approach works in a small country where industries have relatively ...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in determinin...
The endogeneity of retail markups arises due to the correlation between the markups and unobserved c...
This paper uses data from retail industries in Chile to test Shaked and Sutton's (1987) hypothesis o...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in determinin...
We describe the industrial market structure of CPG categories. The analysis uses a unique database s...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in deter-mini...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Economics, 2000."February, 2000."Inc...
This paper describes industrial market structure in consumer package goods (CPG) in-dustries using a...
In this note, we investigate the causal link between market concentration and markups in a retail se...
In this paper, we test the hypothesis of sunk exporting costs differing among markets. We use a samp...
This study utilizes unique product barcode, store, and retail real estate data to calculate consiste...
One of the pioneering works on endogenous market structures, by Tandon (1984), has extended the stan...
This research extends the agglomeration literature to a country that has not been studied and a mark...
One of the most significant developments in the last couple of decades in the retail industry has be...
We examine how Sutton’s “bounds” approach works in a small country where industries have relatively ...
This paper presents empirical evidence that endogenous fixed costs play a central role in determinin...
The endogeneity of retail markups arises due to the correlation between the markups and unobserved c...