This article is aimed at defining the full-cost pricing as a leader-follower game in two-tier organizations: (i) the upstream unit fixes the production capacity and uses it as a cost driver to compute the average cost; (ii) the downstream unit operates on the market and chooses the output level on the basis of the average cost. In the Cournot oligopoly case, the full-cost pricing is compared with other pricing rules. There exists a wide range of values of the fixed cost, for which the full-cost pricing dominates any other pricing rules, in terms of gross profit
We investigate the endogenous choice of strategic variable (a price or a quantity) by downstream fir...
Available at: http://www.bepress.com/bejte/vol7/iss1/art14International audienceThe paper examines u...
In a marketplace where a number of firms produce and sell a homogeneous product, an innovator develo...
This article is aimed at defining the full-cost pricing as a leader-follower game in two-tier organi...
Most companies prefer to use full cost pricing rather than marginal cost pricing. This article is ai...
Since the marginalist controversy held from 1939 to the mid-fifties, the full cost principle present...
During the marginalist controversy, full costers failed to convince economists of the superiority of...
During the marginalist controversy, full costers failed to convince economists of the superiority of...
This paper explores a licensors choice between charging a per-unit royalty or a \u85xed fee when her...
This paper analyzes price competition in a duopoly market in which products are both horizontally an...
This paper examines the economic consequences of allocating common costs by (1) gross revenues, (2) ...
This paper proposes a model of Bertrand competition between platforms and analyzes the sustainabilit...
The pricing of payments has received increasing attention of regulators. In many cases, regulators a...
The wide use of full-cost pricing techniques remains an explanandum in both economics and management...
This paper examines the existence and characteristics of pure-strategy Nash equilibria in oligopoly ...
We investigate the endogenous choice of strategic variable (a price or a quantity) by downstream fir...
Available at: http://www.bepress.com/bejte/vol7/iss1/art14International audienceThe paper examines u...
In a marketplace where a number of firms produce and sell a homogeneous product, an innovator develo...
This article is aimed at defining the full-cost pricing as a leader-follower game in two-tier organi...
Most companies prefer to use full cost pricing rather than marginal cost pricing. This article is ai...
Since the marginalist controversy held from 1939 to the mid-fifties, the full cost principle present...
During the marginalist controversy, full costers failed to convince economists of the superiority of...
During the marginalist controversy, full costers failed to convince economists of the superiority of...
This paper explores a licensors choice between charging a per-unit royalty or a \u85xed fee when her...
This paper analyzes price competition in a duopoly market in which products are both horizontally an...
This paper examines the economic consequences of allocating common costs by (1) gross revenues, (2) ...
This paper proposes a model of Bertrand competition between platforms and analyzes the sustainabilit...
The pricing of payments has received increasing attention of regulators. In many cases, regulators a...
The wide use of full-cost pricing techniques remains an explanandum in both economics and management...
This paper examines the existence and characteristics of pure-strategy Nash equilibria in oligopoly ...
We investigate the endogenous choice of strategic variable (a price or a quantity) by downstream fir...
Available at: http://www.bepress.com/bejte/vol7/iss1/art14International audienceThe paper examines u...
In a marketplace where a number of firms produce and sell a homogeneous product, an innovator develo...