Distinction between intermediate and finished products in intra-firm trade

Article Abstract:

A Tobit model was applied to explain variations in majority-owned manufacturing affiliates' internal imports of intermediated and finished goods, using data on Swedish firms.

Management, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations

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Why would a durable good monopolist also product a cost-inefficient nondurable good?

Article Abstract:

Commitment and time-consistent stationary policies were developed for a producer of a mixture of goods distinguished by production cost and durability.

Research, Monopolistic competition

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The effects of market structure on prices of clothing and household furnishings

Article Abstract:

Commuting variables and market concentration of department stores were used to explain prices of clothing and household furnishings.

Prices and rates, Clothing and dress, Clothing, Furniture

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