We study the relationship that exists between two families of models of product differentiation: the class of location or Hotelling-type models of horizontal differentiation, and models of vertical differentiation. Our main result is that every model belonging to a very large class of Hotelling-type models (including all the commonly used specifications) is actually a special case of a vertical product differentiation model. Formally speaking this means that the Hotelling type-model and the corresponding vertical product differentiation model are equivalent. Specifically, we show that the equilibria emerging in the two categories of models are identical in a well defined sense
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
The authors study the relationship that exists between two families of models of product differentia...
We explore a variant of the Hotelling model which allows to nest horizontal and vertical differentia...
We study the effect of quadratic differentiation costs in the Hotelling model of endogenous product ...
We study the effect of quadratic differentiation costs in the Hotelling model of endogenous product ...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
In this note, we analyze the equilibrium outcomes of pricing games with product differentiation in r...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
In this note, we analyze the equilibrium outcomes of pricing games with product differentiation in r...
The problem of non-existence of perfect equilibrium in the original model of Harold Hotelling and t...
[[abstract]]This paper constructs a two‐dimensional framework to take into consideration both horizo...
In models of product differentiation and location models it is implicitly assumed that consumers can...
Models of product differentiation try to provide answers to the question which good will be provided...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
The authors study the relationship that exists between two families of models of product differentia...
We explore a variant of the Hotelling model which allows to nest horizontal and vertical differentia...
We study the effect of quadratic differentiation costs in the Hotelling model of endogenous product ...
We study the effect of quadratic differentiation costs in the Hotelling model of endogenous product ...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
In this note, we analyze the equilibrium outcomes of pricing games with product differentiation in r...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
In this note, we analyze the equilibrium outcomes of pricing games with product differentiation in r...
The problem of non-existence of perfect equilibrium in the original model of Harold Hotelling and t...
[[abstract]]This paper constructs a two‐dimensional framework to take into consideration both horizo...
In models of product differentiation and location models it is implicitly assumed that consumers can...
Models of product differentiation try to provide answers to the question which good will be provided...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...
We revisit the choice of product differentiation in the Hotelling model, by assuming that competing ...