The effects of demand shifts on output, price and profits in imperfectly competitive industries with no entry or exit are derived. Four types of demand shift are modelled: additive and multiplicative shifts of the demand and inverse demand functions. Necessary and sufficient conditions for output, price and profits to increase with an outward demand shift are derived for each case. Either output or the price, but not both, may fall with a positive demand shift. Profits may also fall for a Cournot oligopoly. Log-concavity of the direct demand function is sufficient for the standard results to go through
A two-sector model of imperfect competition with intermediate goods is analyzed. An objective demand...
The export sector of a small open economy is assumed to be a price-taking monopoly with increasing l...
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The effects of demand shifts on output, price and profits in imperfectly competitive industries with...
The effects of demand shifts on output, price and profits in imperfectly competitive industries with...
When a demand curve shifts in an imperfectly competitive industry, price, quantity, consumer surplus...
When demand rises in an imperfectly competitive industry, price, output, profits, consumer surplus, ...
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The effects of change in the market (inverse) demand function are systematically analysed for Courno...
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A two-sector model of imperfect competition with intermediate goods is developed and analysed by num...
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This paper derives sufficient conditions (in terms of supply and demand elasticities) for producers ...
This paper derives sufficient conditions (in terms of supply and demand elasticities) for producers ...
A two-sector model of imperfect competition with intermediate goods is analyzed. An objective demand...
The export sector of a small open economy is assumed to be a price-taking monopoly with increasing l...
In this paper we consider the role of imperfect competition to explain the relative price of non-tra...
The effects of demand shifts on output, price and profits in imperfectly competitive industries with...
The effects of demand shifts on output, price and profits in imperfectly competitive industries with...
When a demand curve shifts in an imperfectly competitive industry, price, quantity, consumer surplus...
When demand rises in an imperfectly competitive industry, price, output, profits, consumer surplus, ...
This papers examines the structural implications of demand shifts in free-entry oligopoly equilibria...
The effects of change in the market (inverse) demand function are systematically analysed for Courno...
We consider the impact of output and input taxes in vertically-related markets where the downstream ...
This paper presents a theoretical analysis of the effects of imperfect price discrimination in a dif...
A two-sector model of imperfect competition with intermediate goods is developed and analysed by num...
This paper explores the conditions under which firm-level demand and inverse demand coincide. In the...
This paper derives sufficient conditions (in terms of supply and demand elasticities) for producers ...
This paper derives sufficient conditions (in terms of supply and demand elasticities) for producers ...
A two-sector model of imperfect competition with intermediate goods is analyzed. An objective demand...
The export sector of a small open economy is assumed to be a price-taking monopoly with increasing l...
In this paper we consider the role of imperfect competition to explain the relative price of non-tra...