Strategic Choice of the Price Structure and Entry Deterrence Under Price Cap Regulation

Article Abstract:

Research shows that a price-capped firm can strategically select its price structure prior to market entry to place a more restrictive regulatory control on the market, potentially making prices so low that other firms would deem the market unprofitable and avoid entering it.

Market Targeting & Approach, Methods, Competition (Economics), Market strategy

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Collusion in Differentiated Duopolies with Quadratic Costs

Article Abstract:

A comparison is presented between Cournot and Bertrand duopoly for product substitutability. Collusion was found to be more easily sustained under Cournot duopoly when marginal costs are adequately increasing in output.

Models, Duopolies, Collusion

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Currency Options and Export-Flexible Firms

Article Abstract:

The hedging and production decisions of a risk-averse, globally competitive firm are examined under exchange rate uncertainty. The influences of strike prices and domestic and foreign selling prices are also examined.

Hedging (Finance), Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Uncertainty

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