Add to ORKGTying-good monopolists that extract full consumer surplus from independent sales of their tying good may, nevertheless, choose to bundle in order to induce a favorable response by their tied-market rivals. In particular, bundling may facilitate supracompetitive prices for the tied good. Copyright 1991 by The London School of Economics and Political Science.
I analyze the implications of bundling on price competition in a market for complementary products. ...
We show how a monopolist in a primary market uses mixed bundling to extract surplus from quality-enh...
This paper discusses the incentive to bundle when consumer valuations are non-additive and/or when p...
Tying a good produced monopolistically with a complementary good produced in an oligopolistic market...
Tying a good produced monopolistically with a complementary good produced in an oligopolistic market...
Commodity bundling is studied in an environment where the dispersion of valuations unambiguously dec...
This article advances a theory of commodity bundling as an alternative to forward integration in hou...
We show that bundling is the optimal pricing strategy for a base good monopolist who also supplies a...
Tying the sale of products that could be sold separately is common in competitive markets-from left ...
Product bundling is interpreted as a comitment device for cred-ibly supplying the Stackelberg-leader...
none1noThis paper investigates the strategic effect of the bundling strategy that is adopted by a mu...
This paper studies optimal pricing when a monopolist firm produces two complementary goods and may u...
This paper investigates the strategic effect of bundling when a multi-product firm producing two com...
Product bundling consists of “the practice of package selling”. This practice, mostly studied by eco...
We study how bundling affects competition between two asymmetric multi-product firms. One firm domin...
I analyze the implications of bundling on price competition in a market for complementary products. ...
We show how a monopolist in a primary market uses mixed bundling to extract surplus from quality-enh...
This paper discusses the incentive to bundle when consumer valuations are non-additive and/or when p...
Tying a good produced monopolistically with a complementary good produced in an oligopolistic market...
Tying a good produced monopolistically with a complementary good produced in an oligopolistic market...
Commodity bundling is studied in an environment where the dispersion of valuations unambiguously dec...
This article advances a theory of commodity bundling as an alternative to forward integration in hou...
We show that bundling is the optimal pricing strategy for a base good monopolist who also supplies a...
Tying the sale of products that could be sold separately is common in competitive markets-from left ...
Product bundling is interpreted as a comitment device for cred-ibly supplying the Stackelberg-leader...
none1noThis paper investigates the strategic effect of the bundling strategy that is adopted by a mu...
This paper studies optimal pricing when a monopolist firm produces two complementary goods and may u...
This paper investigates the strategic effect of bundling when a multi-product firm producing two com...
Product bundling consists of “the practice of package selling”. This practice, mostly studied by eco...
We study how bundling affects competition between two asymmetric multi-product firms. One firm domin...
I analyze the implications of bundling on price competition in a market for complementary products. ...
We show how a monopolist in a primary market uses mixed bundling to extract surplus from quality-enh...
This paper discusses the incentive to bundle when consumer valuations are non-additive and/or when p...