The Economics of market dominance
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The Economics of market dominance
B. Blackwell, 1987
Available at 46 libraries
Note
"This volume is the outcome of a conference on the economics of market dominance held at Nuffield College, Oxford, in September 1985"--Pref.
Bibliography: p. 165-167
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
In this collection of essays, industrial economists offer an in-depth examination of dominant firms in competitive markets and the actions of authorities against such firms. The volume opens with an essay by the editors which outlines the development of policy in different countries and gives an account of the main issues in the debate. The contributors: interpret recent policy developments in the United States, Britain and Europe; employ new aspects of oligopoly theory to challenge conventional wisdom about the detection of collusive pricing; and defend profitability measurement as a useful tool for monopoly investigations. Other essays discuss the relevance of the "new industrial economics" and the persistence of monopoly firms.
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