In duopoly games with asymmetric demand information, the firm which knows true demand function has an incentive to take some non-trivial strategy. Chain store paradox can be explained by such strategic behavior. But this has been certified only in the case of Stackelberg type duopoly game. In this paper, we will verify that same strategy may not be carried out in Cournot type duopoly game
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[[abstract]]This paper examines the equilibrium production-location decisions of a Cournot–Nash duop...
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This article analyses price competition in a two-period duopoly model in which only one firm knows t...
This chapter contains a model of strategic delegation from owners to managers in a Cournot duopoly w...
In this paper we consider the output level of equilibrium in Cournot duopoly game with perfect infor...
In a game with asymmetric information, the game players are inclined to take some complicated strate...
This note considers the reputation phenomenon in the context of the Chain-Store Paradox. Two major a...
The thesis of this paper is that finite, noncooperative games possessing both complete and perfect i...
In this paper we consider the sequential equilibrium of multistage chainstore games with imperfect i...
[[abstract]]This paper examines the equilibrium production-location decisions of a Cournot–Nash duop...
In this paper we consider the output level of equilibrium in Cournot duopoly game with perfect infor...
In this paper we report the results from a series of experiments on Cournot (homogeneous and differe...
We consider a symmetric Stackelberg model in which there is asymmetric demand information owned by f...
Many supply-chain and inventory models use the following two-echelon symmetric-information and deter...
International audienceThis paper studies the production strategies of firms in a duopoly market of h...
In this paper we study a model of a quantity-setting duopoly market where firms lack knowledge of th...
On a symmetric differentiated Stackelberg duopoly model in which there is asymmetric demand informat...
This article analyses price competition in a two-period duopoly model in which only one firm knows t...
This chapter contains a model of strategic delegation from owners to managers in a Cournot duopoly w...
In this paper we consider the output level of equilibrium in Cournot duopoly game with perfect infor...