Journal of Industrial Economics 1997 - Abstracts

Journal of Industrial Economics 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
Cheap talk and investment rivalry in the pulp and paper industry.EconomicsCaves, Richard E., Christensen, Laurits Rolf
Competition among middlemen when buyers and sellers can trade directly.EconomicsFingleton, John
Corporate growth and profitability.EconomicsGeroski, Paul A., Machin, Stephen J., Walters, Christopher F.
Do other firms matter in oligopolies?EconomicsHaskel, Jonathan, Scaramozzino, Pasquale
Downstream vertical foreclosure and upstream innovation.EconomicsStefanadis, Christodoulos
Economic reforms and productive capacity realisation in Bangladesh: an empirical analysis.EconomicsKalirajan, K.P, Salim, R.A.
Government-assisted oligopoly coordination? A concrete case.EconomicsAlbaek, Svend, Mollgaard, Peter, Overgaard, Per B.
Market-structure determinants of national brand-private label price differences of manufactured food products: comment.(response to John M. Connor et al., Journal of Industrial Economics, 40, p.157, 1992)EconomicsMartin, Stephen, Hinloopen, Jeroen
Market-structure determinants of national brand-private label price differences of manufactured food products: reply.(response to J. Hinloopen et al. in this issue, p. 219)EconomicsPeterson, Everett B., Connor, John M.
Measuring market power and cost-efficiency effects of industrial concentration.EconomicsAzzam, Azzeddine M.
Minimum quality standards and collusion.EconomicsLambertini, Luca, Ecchia, Giulio
On strategic quantity bidding in multiple unit auctions.EconomicsTenorio, Rafael
On the consistency of merger policy.EconomicsNilssen, Tore
Partial ownership arrangements and collusion in the automobile industry.EconomicsAlley, Wilson A.
Price wars and the stability of collusion: a study of the pre-World War I bromine industry.EconomicsLevenstein, Margaret C.
Retail contracting: theory and practice.EconomicsSlade, Margaret E., LaFontaine, Francine
The learning curve, predation, antitrust, and welfare.EconomicsCabral, Luis M.B., Riordan, Michael H.
The provision of (two-way) converters in the transition process to a new incompatible technology.EconomicsChoi, Jay Pil
Tight average revenue regulation can be worse than no regulation.EconomicsCowan, Simon G.B.
X-inefficiency, competition and market information.EconomicsBertoletti, Paolo, Poletti, Clara
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