Integer pricing and Bertrand-Edgeworth oligopoly with strictly convex costs: is it worth more than a penny?

Article Abstract:

A study has extended the Bertrand-Edgeworth pricing model to include integer pricing. The theory counters oversimplification of continuous pricing that maintains consumer demand for higher priced commodities results from unsatisfied demand at lower prices.

Pricing

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A note on the high-quality advantage in vertical differentiation models

Article Abstract:

The author shows that higher quality is not achieved when production costs must rise to produce higher quality.

Engineering Services, Production Management, Quality Control Engineering, Models, Mathematical models

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The most-favoured-customer pricing policy and competitive advantage

Article Abstract:

The unilateral most-favoured-customer pricing policy and its effects on competition are considered.

Research, Price control, Price regulations

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