Financial constraints and product market competition: ex-ante vs. ex post incentives

Article Abstract:

In a duopoly, the ability of a financially constrained firm is compared with another unconstrained firm. Debt is derived as an optimal contract and the results clearly show that the constrained firm produces less even as the other firm produces more goods. The cost disadvantage of the financially constrained firm earns a higher market share for the other firm and bigger profits.

Debt management

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Information disadvantage in linear Cournot duopolies with differentiated products

Article Abstract:

Relationship between information setup of firms and linear Cournot duopolies with differentiated products with relation to independent cross-effects is presented.

Israel, Access control, Information management, Information accessibility

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Value of reputation in the chain-store game with multiple incumbents

Article Abstract:

A study examines the impact of incentives given to companies to maintain their reputation in the market.

Economic aspects, Incentives (Business)

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