The main purpose of this paper is to study the impact of consumer concentration around the market center on the equilibrium locations of location-price games. In the case of symmetric triangular density,it is shown that no symmetric equilibrium exists. However,we demonstrate the existence of asymmetric equilibria in pure strategies; these equilibria are also characterized. Our secondary purpose is to study the sequential entry of two firms when the location space is not restricted to the market space. This leads us to uncover a substantial first-mover advantage,which has been neglected in the literature
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Models of spatial competition have proven to be very useful in describing differentiated products ma...
This paper presents a model of oligopolistic competition in presence of horizontal differentiation o...
In this paper, I assume the existence of a distribution of urban amenities having its maximum at the...
This paper studies a spatial competition game between two firms that sell a homogeneous good at som...
In the framework of spatial competition, two or more players strategically choose a location in ord...
[[abstract]]Anderson and Neven (1991) show that central agglomeration is a unique location equilibri...
We develop a spatial model representing three cities of different size and connected by a road. We s...
This note considers Hotelling’s (1929) model of locational choices by two firms and subsequent price...
We consider the presence of first-mover advantage or disadvantage in a duopoly model of product posi...
This paper considers a generalization of the Hotelling model of spatial competition. It is shown tha...
Abstract: We develop a model of horizontal differentiation with a non-uniform symmetric distribution...
We study location games where market entry is costly and occurs sequentially, and where consumers ar...
Several papers suggest that Cournot competition in a spatial model, with a uniform distribution of ...
EnWe consider a quantity-location duopoly game in a spatial discrimination model in which we assume ...
In the framework Hotelling-Downs competition two players can freely choose a position along a one-di...
Models of spatial competition have proven to be very useful in describing differentiated products ma...
This paper presents a model of oligopolistic competition in presence of horizontal differentiation o...
In this paper, I assume the existence of a distribution of urban amenities having its maximum at the...