A stakelberg oligopoly with nonidentical firms

Article Abstract:

Research examining ways of extending the oligopoly non-cooperative behavior model of Heinrich von Stackelberg too include nonidentical firms is presented. The impact of an additional firm's entry into the market is considered, including the increase of profit and competition.

Management, Works, Stackelberg, Heinrich von

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Are 18 Holes Enough for Tiger Woods?

Article Abstract:

The article evaluates the use of promotion tournaments in assessing employee capabilities, resulting in a reduction in uncertainty versus position vacancy costs.

Employee Promotion, Methods, Comparative analysis, Employee promotions

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On the uniqueness of the welfare-maximizing number of firms under Cournot oligopoly

Article Abstract:

The authors propose that an ideal number of firms in an oligopoly can exist. Indirect entry regulation can bring about the correct number to maximize welfare.

Welfare economics

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