Titlebook: Market Evolution; Competition and Coop Arjen Witteloostuijn Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Change.Delegation.Indu

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Profitability and Number of Firms: Their Dynamic Interaction in Dutch Retailingstigate this dynamic interaction between profitability and number of firms in the Dutch retail sector. A two-equation error-correction model is developed and tested using a panel data set of 36 Dutch shoptypes covering the 19781988 period.

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978-90-481-4523-2Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995

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Market Evolution978-94-015-8428-9Series ISSN 0924-4646

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The Study of Competition and Cooperation (i) a continuing effort to (game-) theoretically analyze the idiosyncracies of specific competitive settings; and (ii) an intensified search for evidence that relates theory to the real world. Second, two specific themes that are likely to be at the center of IO-research in the decades to come are

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The Maximization Assumption, Profit Maximization and Not-for-Profit Hospitals to solve any type of maximizing problem; and (ii) while firms can be viewed as maximizing entities, the object of their maximization problem is not (solely) profits. We argue that these objections often miss the point and that the profit maximization assumption can frequently be justified on method

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Should Cooperative R&D Be Subsidized?: An Empirical Analysispirical test of the effectiveness of such subsidies using a database of competitors in 45 technological races. The results indicate that subsidies that require cooperation in the form of result-sharing agreements increase the likelihood of cooperation significantly, but they decrease incentives to c

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Commitment by Delegation: What Is “Strategic” about Strategic Alliances?ns is used. The firms in the alliance carry out a common R&D project by delegating the decision on the level of R&D activity to one of them while remaining competitors in the output game. The results point to the strategic element of such a delegation of power to a competitor. It is the commitment v

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