Market power and the form of enterprise:capitalist firms, worker-owned firms and consumer cooperatives

Article Abstract:

The effect of market power on the forms of enterprise and comparisons among three types of firms -capitalist, worker-owned, and consumer cooperatives are discussed in detail. The enterprise forms are determined by the intensity of market power in each market, which ultimately depends upon how sensitive the input supply and output demand are to their prices.

All Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers (except Tobacco Stores), Consumer Cooperatives, Evaluation

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Structural analysis of optimal investment for firms with non-concave revenue

Article Abstract:

The qualitative properties of a firm's optimal investment strategies, where the quadratic costs are facing network externalities in its revenues is structurally analyzed.

Financial management, Company investment, Investments, Bifurcation theory

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Proxy contests and corporate democracy

Article Abstract:

A proxy contest involves management teams seeking stockholder proxies, and a model of such a contest is developed and examined.

Management Theory & Techniques, Research, Stockholders, Management, Management research

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