This paper studies a real options duopoly game between two firms with different time discount rates. I derive the order of investments,investment thresholds, and firm values in equilibrium.With no cost disadvantage, thepatient firm enters the market earlier and gains more value than does the impatient opponent. When the patient firm has a cost disadvantage, the order of market entry can depend on the market characteristics. With a weaker first-mover advantage, higher market volatility, and lower market growth rate, the impatient firm is more likely to be the first mover. Notably,the patient firm can earn more than the impatient firm, even though the patient firm enters the market later. These results are consistent with empirical findings o...
Two firms are contemplating entry into a market that is viable for only one firm in a good state. We...
This paper provides a dynamic game of market entry to illustrate entry dynamics in an uncertain mark...
We consider a preemption game between competing groups; firms lobbying individually for their groups...
This paper studies an entry timing game. Firms differ in their efficiency. In a game with two firms,...
Real-world competitive investment situations do not allow firms to choose exercise strategies in iso...
We study competition in experimental markets in which two incumbents face entry by three other firms...
This paper analyzes an entry timing game with uncertain entry costs. Two firms receive costless sign...
Abstract. We model strategic market entry in the presence of uncertain, com-mon market entry costs. ...
International audienceThis paper analyzes an entry timing game with uncertain entry costs. Two firms...
Timing of market entry is one of the most important strategic decisions a firm must make, but its de...
Timing of market entry is one of the most important strategic decisions a firm must make, but its de...
Entry timing research examines how firm performance varies, possibly non-monotonically, with the ord...
This paper examines how differences in the opportunity costs of assets employed by firms affect the ...
We analyse the entry decisions of competing firms in a two-player stochastic real option game, when ...
This paper introduces a continuous-time game to study two ex ante identical firms ’ incentives in ca...
Two firms are contemplating entry into a market that is viable for only one firm in a good state. We...
This paper provides a dynamic game of market entry to illustrate entry dynamics in an uncertain mark...
We consider a preemption game between competing groups; firms lobbying individually for their groups...
This paper studies an entry timing game. Firms differ in their efficiency. In a game with two firms,...
Real-world competitive investment situations do not allow firms to choose exercise strategies in iso...
We study competition in experimental markets in which two incumbents face entry by three other firms...
This paper analyzes an entry timing game with uncertain entry costs. Two firms receive costless sign...
Abstract. We model strategic market entry in the presence of uncertain, com-mon market entry costs. ...
International audienceThis paper analyzes an entry timing game with uncertain entry costs. Two firms...
Timing of market entry is one of the most important strategic decisions a firm must make, but its de...
Timing of market entry is one of the most important strategic decisions a firm must make, but its de...
Entry timing research examines how firm performance varies, possibly non-monotonically, with the ord...
This paper examines how differences in the opportunity costs of assets employed by firms affect the ...
We analyse the entry decisions of competing firms in a two-player stochastic real option game, when ...
This paper introduces a continuous-time game to study two ex ante identical firms ’ incentives in ca...
Two firms are contemplating entry into a market that is viable for only one firm in a good state. We...
This paper provides a dynamic game of market entry to illustrate entry dynamics in an uncertain mark...
We consider a preemption game between competing groups; firms lobbying individually for their groups...