We investigate the effects of market transparency on prices in the Bertrand duopoly model for both the cases of strategic complementarities and strategic substitutes. For the former class of games 'conventional wisdom' concerning prices is confirmed, since they decrease. The consumers are always better o℗Þ with higher transparency but changes in firm' profits are ambiguous. For the latter class of games, s an increase in market transparency may lead to an increase in one of the prices, which implies ambiguity in consumers' utility and firms' profits.
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We analyse how market transparency affects collusion under imperfect monitoring where punishment pha...
The thesis consists of five chapters. The first of them contains introduction. Chapter 2 considers a...
The conclusions of the Bertrand model of competition are substantially altered by the presence of as...
This paper investigates the effects on tacit collusion of increased markets transparency on the cons...
In a two-market Bertrand duopoly,each of two firms chooses one of two markets and a price in that ma...
We investigate whether improved transparency about prices may increase the countervailing power exer...
In this paper we analyse the role of asymmetric information between firms and consumers about market...
We analyse how market transparency affects collusion under imperfect monitoring where punishment pha...
Markets that are not completely transparent feature complex comparative statics with respect to the ...
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When demand is noisy and firms’ costs are uncertain, the availability of market share data increases...
Chapter 2 investigates an infinitely repeated Bertrand duopoly where firms with different discount f...
The paper considers tacit collusion in markets which are not fully transparent on both sides. Consum...
We study a Bertrand duopoly game in which firms adopt a gradient-based mechanism to update their pri...
This paper investigates whether transparent markets can survive when faced with direct competition f...
We analyse how market transparency affects collusion under imperfect monitoring where punishment pha...
The thesis consists of five chapters. The first of them contains introduction. Chapter 2 considers a...
The conclusions of the Bertrand model of competition are substantially altered by the presence of as...
This paper investigates the effects on tacit collusion of increased markets transparency on the cons...
In a two-market Bertrand duopoly,each of two firms chooses one of two markets and a price in that ma...
We investigate whether improved transparency about prices may increase the countervailing power exer...
In this paper we analyse the role of asymmetric information between firms and consumers about market...
We analyse how market transparency affects collusion under imperfect monitoring where punishment pha...
Markets that are not completely transparent feature complex comparative statics with respect to the ...
This study investigates the relationship between market transparency and economic welfare in a mixed...
When demand is noisy and firms’ costs are uncertain, the availability of market share data increases...
Chapter 2 investigates an infinitely repeated Bertrand duopoly where firms with different discount f...
The paper considers tacit collusion in markets which are not fully transparent on both sides. Consum...
We study a Bertrand duopoly game in which firms adopt a gradient-based mechanism to update their pri...
This paper investigates whether transparent markets can survive when faced with direct competition f...
We analyse how market transparency affects collusion under imperfect monitoring where punishment pha...
The thesis consists of five chapters. The first of them contains introduction. Chapter 2 considers a...