Barometric price leadership

Article Abstract:

Barometric price leadership can be attained through costly information acquisition in which asymmetric information becomes the key factor in setting price standards. Barometric price leadership, as differentiated from dominant firm leadership and collusive leadership, relies on the acquisition of asymmetric information, as opposed to asymmetric information which is relied upon by the latter two. The barometric price leadership model assumes that the firms acquiring costly information become the price leaders, while the firms which do not purchase information becomes a follower.

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Price vs. quantity in oligopoly games

Article Abstract:

A model to help firms to take decisions either through price or quantity by a trade off between the two is discussed.

Hungary, Management dynamics, Production Management, Management, Company business management, Product price

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Quantity competition with access fees

Article Abstract:

A firm's choice of both quantities and access fees is analyzed via an oligopoly model.

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