Abstract: This study analyzes optimal zoning policy in a duopolistic spatial competition framework for both circular and linear spaces. A regulator is introduced in the third stage of the price-location game through a welfare function to model zoning preferences from firms and consumers. An equilibrium outcome is then found for both spatial configurations. When the regulator is inclined to favor consumers (consumer-oriented) both firms are restricted to locate at one point to serve the whole market. Nevertheless, when the preferences of the regulator are biased towards firms (firm-oriented) the zoning area is maximized, with both firms being located at the market boundaries. The equilibrium outcome confirms location patterns found in real l...
This paper investigates zoning in a cross-border linear city that consists of two bordering towns. I...
EnWe consider a quantity-location duopoly game in a spatial discrimination model in which we assume ...
This chapter focuses on the most game-theoretic elements of location theory. Spatial competition is ...
This study analyzes optimal zoning policy in a duopolistic spatial competition framework for both ci...
This study analyzes optimal zoning policy in a duopolistic spatial competition framework for both c...
This paper introduces a symmetric zoning regulation into a spatial Cournot competition model and ana...
In this article we study zoning in a circular and linear city model where firms are not allowed to l...
This paper investigates zoning in a cross-border linear city that consists of two bordering towns. I...
We consider a central zoning area within a linear town with two Cournot spatial competitors.When th...
We consider a central zoning area within a linear town with two Cournot spatial competitors.When the...
Texto completoThis paper investigates zoning in two neighboring towns in which firms are owned by in...
In this paper we aim to explain intuitively heterogeneous firms ’ optimal location decisions in a si...
The price of a good prevailing at some local market point may or may not be identical to the price o...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
This paper investigates zoning in a cross-border linear city that consists of two bordering towns. I...
EnWe consider a quantity-location duopoly game in a spatial discrimination model in which we assume ...
This chapter focuses on the most game-theoretic elements of location theory. Spatial competition is ...
This study analyzes optimal zoning policy in a duopolistic spatial competition framework for both ci...
This study analyzes optimal zoning policy in a duopolistic spatial competition framework for both c...
This paper introduces a symmetric zoning regulation into a spatial Cournot competition model and ana...
In this article we study zoning in a circular and linear city model where firms are not allowed to l...
This paper investigates zoning in a cross-border linear city that consists of two bordering towns. I...
We consider a central zoning area within a linear town with two Cournot spatial competitors.When th...
We consider a central zoning area within a linear town with two Cournot spatial competitors.When the...
Texto completoThis paper investigates zoning in two neighboring towns in which firms are owned by in...
In this paper we aim to explain intuitively heterogeneous firms ’ optimal location decisions in a si...
The price of a good prevailing at some local market point may or may not be identical to the price o...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
Typescript (photocopy).In markets where firms and buyers are separated by costly distance, the degre...
This paper investigates zoning in a cross-border linear city that consists of two bordering towns. I...
EnWe consider a quantity-location duopoly game in a spatial discrimination model in which we assume ...
This chapter focuses on the most game-theoretic elements of location theory. Spatial competition is ...