Interfering with secondary markets

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze a framework promoting four ways in which a monopolist can interfere with secondary markets. The model supports consumers having heterogeneous valuations for quality. At most, consumers demand one unit at any date. Results indicated that a monopolist does not promote socially optimal durability. Findings also showed that allowing a monopolist increases its market power in the used market.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Analysis

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Storable good monopoly: the role of commitment

Article Abstract:

Monopoly pricing of storable goods in which the demand varies over time is discussed in relation to the monopolist's capability to commit. Stockpiling of consumers is also analyzed along with intertemporal demand incentives implemented by monopolists.

Pricing Policy, Economic aspects, Pricing, Control, Storage, Commitment (Psychology), Product price, Nondurable goods

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The impact of labor strikes on consumer demand: an application to professional sports

Article Abstract:

The study deals with the history of management labor strife in sports leagues. A report is presented on time series and panel data investigation of the impact of strikes on league attendance.

Strikes, Influence

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