A rapidly growing literature analyzes models in which firms maximize objectives other than profit and enjoy market power. Examples include the labor-managed firm, mixed oligopoly, and delegation models. These models typically retain the aggregative structure of the conventional Cournot model of imperfect competition. We exploit this fact and apply the framework recently developed by Cornes and Hartley (2005, 2011) to analyze the properties of the equilibrium in such games. We show that existing treatments often make more restrictive assumptions than necessary to generate their results. Specifically, we identify conditions sufficient to ensure the existence of a unique equilibrium, and we explore the comparative static properties of these co...
Two oligopoly studies compose this thesis. The first study considers that firms have the homogenous ...
dynamics to the analysis of oligopoly markets. This paper considered a game problem under the simult...
We identify sufficient and necessary conditions for an aggregative game to have a unique Nash equili...
We compile an IO toolkit for aggregative games and use inclusive best reply functions to deliver oli...
In applying the common agency framework to the context of an oligopolistic industry, we want to go b...
In applying the common agency framework to the context of an oligopolistic industry, we want to go b...
This paper deals with the optimal behaviour of a single public firm in an oligopolistic market where...
This note explores the impact of reciprocal altruism on the equilibrium outcome of a two-stage oligo...
This paper presents an n-firm Cournot oligopoly model in which each firm’s objective is to maximize ...
Noncooperative games in which each player’s payo ¤ function depends on an additively separable funct...
This chapter deals with the theories of market equilibria when the number and characteristics of act...
Oligopolies are difficult to be modelled, unlike the extremes of monopolies or perfect competition. ...
The paper studies an oligopoly game, where firms can choose between price-taking and price-making st...
This work demonstrates the use of models of game theory to oligopolistic market. It is based on the ...
General equilibrium theory constitutes a sound basis for the discussion of policy issues if firms do...
Two oligopoly studies compose this thesis. The first study considers that firms have the homogenous ...
dynamics to the analysis of oligopoly markets. This paper considered a game problem under the simult...
We identify sufficient and necessary conditions for an aggregative game to have a unique Nash equili...
We compile an IO toolkit for aggregative games and use inclusive best reply functions to deliver oli...
In applying the common agency framework to the context of an oligopolistic industry, we want to go b...
In applying the common agency framework to the context of an oligopolistic industry, we want to go b...
This paper deals with the optimal behaviour of a single public firm in an oligopolistic market where...
This note explores the impact of reciprocal altruism on the equilibrium outcome of a two-stage oligo...
This paper presents an n-firm Cournot oligopoly model in which each firm’s objective is to maximize ...
Noncooperative games in which each player’s payo ¤ function depends on an additively separable funct...
This chapter deals with the theories of market equilibria when the number and characteristics of act...
Oligopolies are difficult to be modelled, unlike the extremes of monopolies or perfect competition. ...
The paper studies an oligopoly game, where firms can choose between price-taking and price-making st...
This work demonstrates the use of models of game theory to oligopolistic market. It is based on the ...
General equilibrium theory constitutes a sound basis for the discussion of policy issues if firms do...
Two oligopoly studies compose this thesis. The first study considers that firms have the homogenous ...
dynamics to the analysis of oligopoly markets. This paper considered a game problem under the simult...
We identify sufficient and necessary conditions for an aggregative game to have a unique Nash equili...