This paper examines optimal incentive schemes for managers, in a Cournot duopoly framework. Under symmetric information, there are three equilibrium outcomes: (1) both managers are required to produce the Cournot equilibrium outputs; (2) one manager is required to produce the Stackelberg leader output, the other obtains a pure profit share; (3) both manager’s are paid a share of profit and market revenue. However, (3) is not plausible, because it is Pareto dominated by (1). Under asymmetric information results change drastically. In fact, (3) is the unique equilibrium outcome. Therefore, oligopoly plus asymmetric information explains why owners twist their manager’s incentives away from strict profit maximization towards sales maximizatio
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This paper examines optimal incentive schemes for managers, in a Cournot duopoly framework. Under sy...
Do firms with separate owners and managers maximize profits? We address this question for an oligopo...
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'This paper considers three linear asymmetric oligopoly models with (1) a representative consumer, (...
The main aim of this paper is to study the propensity of consumer cooperatives (Coops) to use incent...
We discuss how owners can use incentive contracts to guide a manager in a duopoly. We show how owner...
This paper deals with the optimal behaviour of a single public firm in an oligopolistic market where...
Separation of ownership from management in enterprises has resulted in many managers are informed of...
Separation of ownership from management in enterprises has resulted in many managers are informed of...
This paper presents an n-firm Cournot oligopoly model in which each firm’s objective is to maximize ...
The main aim of this paper is to derive properties of an optimal compensation scheme for traditional...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this paper is to present a general conjectural variation model to provide...
Competition among profit-seeking firms in an oligopolistic industry inherently generates incentives ...
We study the effects over the coordination between firms of the choice of another objectivefunction ...
The paper investigates both quantity and price oligopoly games in markets with a variable number of ...
This paper examines optimal incentive schemes for managers, in a Cournot duopoly framework. Under sy...
Do firms with separate owners and managers maximize profits? We address this question for an oligopo...
This paper investigates the effect of production subsidies in a mixed duopoly in which the owners of...
'This paper considers three linear asymmetric oligopoly models with (1) a representative consumer, (...
The main aim of this paper is to study the propensity of consumer cooperatives (Coops) to use incent...
We discuss how owners can use incentive contracts to guide a manager in a duopoly. We show how owner...
This paper deals with the optimal behaviour of a single public firm in an oligopolistic market where...
Separation of ownership from management in enterprises has resulted in many managers are informed of...
Separation of ownership from management in enterprises has resulted in many managers are informed of...
This paper presents an n-firm Cournot oligopoly model in which each firm’s objective is to maximize ...
The main aim of this paper is to derive properties of an optimal compensation scheme for traditional...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this paper is to present a general conjectural variation model to provide...
Competition among profit-seeking firms in an oligopolistic industry inherently generates incentives ...
We study the effects over the coordination between firms of the choice of another objectivefunction ...
The paper investigates both quantity and price oligopoly games in markets with a variable number of ...