Add to ORKGThe paper investigates how competition between two multiproduct downstream firms in vertical relationships affects horizontal relationships: competitor collaboration and performance difference. When the upstream market consists of exclusive suppliers, the efficient firm may have incentive for technology transfer without any payment to its less efficient rival, which can be a credible device of the efficient firm to enlarge its more profitable product. Moreover, such technology transfer enhances both consumer surplus and social welfare. The inefficient downstream firm may earn more than the efficient firm under upstream markets with exclusive suppliers and with discriminatory monopolist
Altres ajuts: Severo Ochoa Programme (CEX2019-915-S), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JS...
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Altres ajuts: Severo Ochoa Programme (CEX2019-915-S), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JS...
This paper examines the role of dual sourcing (e.g., outside options) in vertical and horizontal rel...
This paper analyzes the effects of horizontal mergers on innovation and consumer welfare in a vertic...
Suppliers play a major role in firms' innovation processes. We analyse ownership and technology choi...
This paper sheds new light on the assessment of firm networks via multiple directorships in terms of...
This paper introduces a second, vertically related industry into the usual one-industry oligopoly fr...
Vertical relationships between firms pervade both consumer and industrial markets. For example, comp...
This paper analyzes the effects of cooperative R&D in two vertically related duopolies, which ar...
This paper shows that dominant firms may wish to encourage competition in vertically-related markets...
: This paper introduces a second, vertically related industry into the usual oneindustry oligopoly f...
This paper studies the impact of cooperative R&Don innovation, welfare, and profitability in ve...
This article presents a model in which two downstream firms compete in a differentiat-ed product mar...
The paper extends a theoretical framework for analyzing competition and innovation in presence of ho...
We study vertically related industry where both upstream and downstream producers conduct cost-reduc...
We propose a model of two-tier competition between vertically integrated firms and unintegrated down...
Altres ajuts: Severo Ochoa Programme (CEX2019-915-S), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JS...
This paper examines the role of dual sourcing (e.g., outside options) in vertical and horizontal rel...
This paper analyzes the effects of horizontal mergers on innovation and consumer welfare in a vertic...