Minimum quality standards with more than two firms

Article Abstract:

The implementation of a minimum quality standard (MQS) tends to affect the decisional problems confronting companies. Specifically, implementation of MQS was found to be not always associated with a rise in company profit under an oligopoly setting. A three-firm set-up revealed that MQS tends to be financially beneficial to some companies only if it causes a low quality company to be no longer feasible.

Analysis, Return on investment, Rate of return

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A characterization for the negative welfare effects of cost reduction in Cournot oligopoly

Article Abstract:

A Cournot model with linear costs is considered in the context of welfare effects of cost reductions.

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Codetermination as a strategic advantage?

Article Abstract:

A theoretical codetermination model is considered.

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