International audienceThis paper explores the indirect inflationary mechanism allowed by loss leaders banning laws. In a model where a monopolist producer sells his product through vertically separated and differentiated retailers, we show that the ban of resale at a loss can be used strategically by the producer to increase his wholesale price and pay the retailers through negotiated listing fees, thus raising his profit. The ban turns wholesale prices into floor prices, thus increasing resale price and lessening consumers' welfare.Cet article étudie un effet pervers inflationniste de l'interdiction de la revente à perte. Dans un modèle où un producteur en monopole vend son produit par l'intermédiaire de distributeurs différenciés, nous mo...
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The resale at a loss is a restrictive practice of competition law prohibited by the article L. 442-2...
International audienceThis paper explores the indirect inflationary mechanism allowed by loss leader...
We show that large retailers, competing with smaller stores that carry a narrower range, can exercis...
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We investigate the effect of banning resale-below-cost offers. There are two retailers with heteroge...
This paper studies the vertical relations between a manufacturer and one or more retailers over two ...
Markup regulation is a common yet understudied type of regulation. We analyze the repeal of maximum ...
Vertical relationships between manufacturers and retailers: determinants and consequences of the buy...
Resale price maintenance (RPM), slotting fees, loyalty rebates and other related vertical practices ...
International audiencePrice war on the shelves for national and international brands, pursuit of foo...
This article shows how vertical restraints, which affect intrabrand competition, can and will be use...
Deals with investigating the rationale for restrictions between producers and retailers or wholesale...
How does an upstream firm determine the size of its distribution network, and what is the role of ve...
This paper shows that retailers may choose to offer products differentiated in quality, not to relax...
The resale at a loss is a restrictive practice of competition law prohibited by the article L. 442-2...
International audienceThis paper explores the indirect inflationary mechanism allowed by loss leader...
We show that large retailers, competing with smaller stores that carry a narrower range, can exercis...
This article considers vertical restraints in a setting in which duopoly retailers each sell more th...
This paper offers a critical review of the economic literature on vertical restraints. It first pres...
We investigate the effect of banning resale-below-cost offers. There are two retailers with heteroge...
This paper studies the vertical relations between a manufacturer and one or more retailers over two ...
Markup regulation is a common yet understudied type of regulation. We analyze the repeal of maximum ...
Vertical relationships between manufacturers and retailers: determinants and consequences of the buy...
Resale price maintenance (RPM), slotting fees, loyalty rebates and other related vertical practices ...
International audiencePrice war on the shelves for national and international brands, pursuit of foo...
This article shows how vertical restraints, which affect intrabrand competition, can and will be use...
Deals with investigating the rationale for restrictions between producers and retailers or wholesale...
How does an upstream firm determine the size of its distribution network, and what is the role of ve...
This paper shows that retailers may choose to offer products differentiated in quality, not to relax...
The resale at a loss is a restrictive practice of competition law prohibited by the article L. 442-2...