Equilibrium production-location decisions under duopoly

Article Abstract:

A study investigates linearity of production-location decisions in a duopoly game. A duopoly model is presented in which two companies utilize two transportable materials in separate locations to come up with a common product to be sold to a single consumption sector. Results reveal that demand changes on each firm's optimum location produce varying results under the one-stage and two-stage games.

Production Planning & Control, Strategic planning (Business), Industrial locations, Industrial location, Production control, Duopolies

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Validity of the principle of minimum differentiation under vertical subcontracting

Article Abstract:

Usage of Nash bargaining agreement to derive variant of Hotelling's model of vertical foreclosure of vertical subcontracts due to spatial competition, to find equilibrium locations in business, is described.

Management dynamics, Venture Analysis, Usage, Practice, Contracts, Mathematical models, Business enterprises

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Spatial discrimination: Bertrand vs. Cournot with asymmetric demands

Article Abstract:

A study conducted to analyze the effects of spatial price discrimination on the social welfare under cournot competition and bertrand competition is presented.

Competition (Economics), Social service, Price discrimination, Social welfare

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