Using the coefficient of cooperation, we analyse the effect of cost asymmetries on collusive agreements when firms are able to coordinate on distinct output levels than the unrestricted joint profit maximization outcome. In this context, we first investigate the extent to which collusive agreements are feasible. Secondly, we focus on collusion sustainability in an infinitely repeated game. We show that, regardless of the degree of cost asymmetry, at least some collusion is always sustainable. Finally, the degree of collusion is also endogeneised to show that cooperation has an upper bound determined by the most inefficient firm.Usando el coeficiente de cooperación, analizamos el efecto de las asimetrías en costes en los acuerdos colusorios ...
Der Schwerpunkt dieser Masterarbeit basiert auf der Untersuchung, auf welche Art und Weisen Firmen ...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Using the coefficient of cooperation, we analyse the effect of cost asymmetries on collusive agreeme...
Cost asymmetry is generally thought to hinder collusion be-cause a more efficient firm has both less...
The endogenous formation of coalitions involving asymmetric firms and their stability are analyzed a...
Cost asymmetry is generally thought to hinder collusion because a more efficient firm has both more ...
Cost asymmetry is generally thought to hinder collusion because a more efficient firm has both more ...
This paper compares the profitability and sustainability between profit-sharing collusion with side ...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Der Schwerpunkt dieser Masterarbeit basiert auf der Untersuchung, auf welche Art und Weisen Firmen ...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Using the coefficient of cooperation, we analyse the effect of cost asymmetries on collusive agreeme...
Cost asymmetry is generally thought to hinder collusion be-cause a more efficient firm has both less...
The endogenous formation of coalitions involving asymmetric firms and their stability are analyzed a...
Cost asymmetry is generally thought to hinder collusion because a more efficient firm has both more ...
Cost asymmetry is generally thought to hinder collusion because a more efficient firm has both more ...
This paper compares the profitability and sustainability between profit-sharing collusion with side ...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
The analysis of collusion in infinitely repeated duopoly games has generally assumed that marginal c...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Der Schwerpunkt dieser Masterarbeit basiert auf der Untersuchung, auf welche Art und Weisen Firmen ...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...
Collusion is a serious concern in real-life allocation problems. Auctions, for example, often create...