An upstream firm with full commitment bilaterally contracts with two exante identical downstream firms. Each observes its own cost shock, and facesuncertainty from its competitor’s shock. When they are risk neutral and canabsorb losses, the upstream firm contracts symmetric outputs for productionefficiency. However, when they are risk averse, competition requires thepayment of a risk premium due to revenue uncertainty. Moreover, whenthey enjoy limited liability, competition requires the upstream firm to shareadditional surplus. To resolve these trade-offs, the upstream firm offersexclusive contracts in many cases
When downstream firms collude, upstream firms' profits are often reduced. Yet upstream firms current...
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In an industry characterized by secret vertical contracts, we consider a benchmark case where two ve...
An upstream firm with full commitment bilaterally contracts with two ex ante identical downstream fi...
We study the optimal contract choice of an upstream monopolist producing an essential input that may...
A manufacturer who offers secret contracts faces an opportunism problem: She undercuts her own input...
The regulation of vertical relationships between firms is the subject of persistent legal and academ...
I develop a model in the spirit of Ordover, Saloner, and Salop (1990), in which two upstream firms c...
We develop a model of interlocking bilateral relationships between upstream firms (manufacturers)tha...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the incentives of manufacturers to deal exclusively with r...
A vertically integrated firm has the incentive and ability to use exclusive contracts to foreclose a...
This paper offers a rationale for production subcontracting by a market power firm from smaller firm...
We show in this paper that a dominant supplier, under observable two-part tariff contracts and an al...
This dissertation deals with the contract choice of upstream suppliers as well as the consequences o...
In vertical markets, eliminating double marginalization with a two-part tariff may not be possible d...
When downstream firms collude, upstream firms' profits are often reduced. Yet upstream firms current...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the incentives of manufacturers to deal exclusively with r...
In an industry characterized by secret vertical contracts, we consider a benchmark case where two ve...
An upstream firm with full commitment bilaterally contracts with two ex ante identical downstream fi...
We study the optimal contract choice of an upstream monopolist producing an essential input that may...
A manufacturer who offers secret contracts faces an opportunism problem: She undercuts her own input...
The regulation of vertical relationships between firms is the subject of persistent legal and academ...
I develop a model in the spirit of Ordover, Saloner, and Salop (1990), in which two upstream firms c...
We develop a model of interlocking bilateral relationships between upstream firms (manufacturers)tha...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the incentives of manufacturers to deal exclusively with r...
A vertically integrated firm has the incentive and ability to use exclusive contracts to foreclose a...
This paper offers a rationale for production subcontracting by a market power firm from smaller firm...
We show in this paper that a dominant supplier, under observable two-part tariff contracts and an al...
This dissertation deals with the contract choice of upstream suppliers as well as the consequences o...
In vertical markets, eliminating double marginalization with a two-part tariff may not be possible d...
When downstream firms collude, upstream firms' profits are often reduced. Yet upstream firms current...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the incentives of manufacturers to deal exclusively with r...
In an industry characterized by secret vertical contracts, we consider a benchmark case where two ve...