Price ceilings as focal points for tacit collusion: evidence from credit cards

Article Abstract:

The tacit collusion at non-binding price ceiling in credit card market is studied. The impact of national integration on tacit colluding is examined.

Personal credit institutions, Credit and debit card industry, Credit card industry, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements

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Simple menus of contracts in cost-based procurement and regulation

Article Abstract:

The performance of optimal Fixed Price Cost Reimbursement menu to optimal complex menu is compared.

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Credit traps and credit cycles

Article Abstract:

A model depicting the imperfections of the credit market is described.

Management dynamics, Models, Management, Credit, Company business management, Credit market, Credit markets

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