We study the interaction in the Champagne wine producer/distributor relationship between the commitment of the producer to commercialization of a low quality wine and the high quality adjustment of the distributor. We show that this commitment can allow the producer to acquire all the pro t of the supply chain. However, at equilibrium, the distributor chooses a quality level that is superior to that obtained at the optimum of vertical integration, and manages to get a part of the pro t. The results we obtain allow us to analyze the evolution of wine supply chains when a new distributor appears and enters in competition with the producer
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We analyze how cooperatives in Northern Italy (Alto Adige and Trentino) compete with private winerie...
This paper analyzes the relationship between product quality and governance mode choice (market mode...
We study the interaction in the Champagne wine producer/distributor relationship between the commitm...
Starting from the 60s the main changes which characterized the wine sector were mainly related to th...
Since the 1990s, the French wine exporters have been confronted with an increasing competition from ...
In our paper, we analyse the vertical coordination forms between vine grape producers and wine produ...
Economists assume increased producer flexibility creates production advantages. So why do inefficien...
The wine sector in Catalonia (Spain) is clearly dual: there are some big companies that contrast wit...
In 1976, virtually unknown Californian wine producers shocked the culinary world by beating top Fren...
We analyze the relationship between product quality and governance mode choice using the results of ...
We analyze how grape supply may determine implicit prices for organic wine and regional denomination...
Distribution of goods has evolved in two main directions that seem contradictory : on the one hand, ...
Champagne is a product whose quality is difficult to evaluate, even a posteriori, by the consumer. F...
Quality incentives and supply contracts in the wine chains In many areas of AOC ("Appellation d'ori...
Quality certification through a registered designation of origin : an analytical model. Internationa...
We analyze how cooperatives in Northern Italy (Alto Adige and Trentino) compete with private winerie...
This paper analyzes the relationship between product quality and governance mode choice (market mode...