Journal of Industrial Economics

1969 - 2009

Edited by Pierre Regibeau, Yeon-Koo Che, Kenneth Corts, Thomas Hubbard, Patrick Legros and Frank Verboven

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PRODUCT VARIETY AND COMPETITION IN THE RETAIL MARKET FOR EYEGLASSES -super-* pp. 217-251: Randal Watson
A RENT EXTRACTION THEORY OF RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL -super-* pp. 252-262: Albert H. Choi
YOU ARE ONE OF US NOW! HOW DO SHARE PRICES OF RIVALS REACT TO PRIVATIZATION? -super-* pp. 265-293: Z. Ayca Altintig, K Peren Arin, Eberhard Feess and Christoph Schumacher
PLATFORM COMPETITION WITH 'MUST-HAVE' COMPONENTS -super-* pp. 294-318: Christiaan Hogendorn and Stephen Ka Yat Yuen
REAL AND VIRTUAL COMPETITION -super-* pp. 319-342: Oksana Loginova
CREDIBLE RETALIATORY ENTRY AND STRATEGIC TOE-HOLDS -super-* pp. 343-352: Zhiqi Chen and Thomas Wayne Ross
ESTIMATING MARK-UPS FROM PLANT-LEVEL DATA -super-* pp. 353-363: SERGIO A. D eSOUZA
PRICE DISCRIMINATION IN STACKELBERG COMPETITION -super-* pp. 364-364: Levent Kutlu

INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM pp. 1-6: Patrick Legros
ADVERTISING, COMPETITION AND ENTRY IN MEDIA INDUSTRIES -super-* pp. 7-31: Claude Crampes, Carole Haritchabalet and Bruno JULLIEN
TWO-SIDED MARKETS WITH PECUNIARY AND PARTICIPATION EXTERNALITIES -super-* pp. 32-57: Markus Reisinger, Ludwig Ressner and Richard Schmidtke
TARGETED ADVERTISING: THE ROLE OF SUBSCRIBER CHARACTERISTICS IN MEDIA MARKETS -super-* pp. 58-84: Ambarish Chandra
NATIONAL TELEVISION AND THE MARKET FOR LOCAL PRODUCTS: THE CASE OF BEER -super-* pp. 85-111: Lisa George
CUSTOMER POACHING AND ADVERTISING -super-* pp. 112-146: Rosa Branca Esteves
INFORMATIVE ADVERTISING: COMPETITION OR COOPERATION? -super-* pp. 147-166: Witness Simbanegavi
QUALITY DISCLOSURE AND COMPETITION -super-* pp. 167-196: Dan Levin, James Peck and Lixin Ye
COMPETITION AND DISCLOSURE -super-* pp. 197-213: Oliver James Board

SPLINTERING AND INERTIA IN NETWORK INDUSTRIES -super-* pp. 685-706: Tobias Kretschmer
INFORMATION EXCHANGE AND COMPETITION IN COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS -super-* pp. 707-728: Carlo Cambini and Tommaso Valletti
DYNAMIC PRICE DISCRIMINATION WITH ASYMMETRIC FIRMS -super-* pp. 729-751: Yongmin Chen
OVERSEAS R&D ACTIVITIES AND HOME PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM JAPANESE FIRM-LEVEL DATA -super-* pp. 752-777: Yasuyuki Todo and Satoshi Shimizutani
QUANTIFYING THE SCOPE FOR EFFICIENCY DEFENSE IN MERGER CONTROL: THE WERDEN-FROEB-INDEX -super-* pp. 778-808: Marie Goppelsroeder, Maarten Pieter Schinkel and Jan Tuinstra
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN DEMAND IS ESTIMATED WITH A MISSPECIFIED MODEL? -super-* pp. 809-839: Dongling Huang, Christian Rojas and Frank Bass
CONTINUOUS CROSS SUBSIDIES AND QUANTITY RESTRICTIONS -super-* pp. 840-861: Thomas Randolph Beard and Michael L. Stern

INNOVATION AND COMPETITIVE PRESSURE -super-* pp. 419-469: Xavier Vives
EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION ON PRODUCTIVITY AND INDUSTRY GROWTH: A STUDY OF STEEL REFINING FURNACES -super-* pp. 470-499: Tsuyoshi Nakamura and Hiroshi Ohashi
DISTANCE, BANK HETEROGENEITY AND ENTRY IN LOCAL BANKING MARKETS -super-* pp. 500-534: Roberto Felici and Marcello Pagnini
PRODUCT VARIETY AND DEMAND UNCERTAINTY: WHY MARKUPS VARY WITH QUALITY -super-* pp. 535-552: Dennis W. Carlton and James D. Dana
MERGERS WITH BUNDLING IN COMPLEMENTARY MARKETS -super-* pp. 553-577: Jay Pil Choi
INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON THE DYNAMICS OF GASOLINE PRICING pp. 578-580: Thomas N. Hubbard
DO ROCKETS RISE FASTER AND FEATHERS FALL SLOWER IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF LOCAL MARKET POWER? EVIDENCE FROM THE RETAIL GASOLINE MARKET -super-* pp. 581-612: Jeremy A. Verlinda
RETAIL GASOLINE PRICE DYNAMICS AND LOCAL MARKET POWER -super-* pp. 613-628: George Deltas
ASYMMETRIC DYNAMIC PRICING IN A LOCAL GASOLINE RETAIL MARKET -super-* pp. 629-653: Felipe Balmaceda and Paula Soruco
PRICE DISPERSION AND COMPETITION WITH DIFFERENTIATED SELLERS -super-* pp. 654-678: Matthew S. Lewis
SOFTENING COMPETITION BY INDUCING SWITCHING IN CREDIT MARKETS: A CORRECTION pp. 679-682: Jan Bouckaert, Hans Degryse, Jorge Fernández-Ruiz and Miguel García-Cestona
ARE DISADVANTEGED BIDDERS DOOMED IN ASCENDING AUCTIONS? pp. 683-683: Marco Pagnozzi

OPTIMAL CORPORATE LENIENCY PROGRAMS -super-* pp. 215-246: Joseph E. Harrington
STRATEGIC VERTICAL INTEGRATION WITHOUT FORECLOSURE -super-* pp. 247-262: E. Avenel
MARKET MAKING OLIGOPOLY -super-* pp. 263-289: Simon Loertscher
THE EFFECT OF AUCTION FORMAT ON EFFICIENCY AND REVENUE IN DIVISIBLE GOODS AUCTIONS: A TEST USING KOREAN TREASURY AUCTIONS -super-* pp. 290-332: Boo-Sung Kang and Steven L. Puller
PRICE DISCRIMINATION IN OLIGOPOLY: EVIDENCE FROM REGIONAL NEWSPAPERS -super-* pp. 333-346: Marcus Asplund, Rickard Eriksson and Niklas Strand
INEFFICIENCIES AND MARKET POWER IN FINANCIAL ARBITRAGE: A STUDY OF CALIFORNIA'S ELECTRICITY MARKETS -super-* pp. 347-378: Severin Borenstein, James Bushnell, Christopher R. Knittel and Catherine Wolfram
VERTICAL RESTRAINTS UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION: ON THE ROLE OF PARTICIPATION CONSTRAINTS -super-* pp. 379-401: Antonio Acconcia, Riccardo Martina and Salvatore Piccolo
THE DEADWEIGHT LOSS OF COUPON REMEDIES FOR PRICE OVERCHARGES -super-* pp. 402-417: A. Mitchell Polinsky and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

PRICE COMPETITION IN U.S. BREWING -super-* pp. 1-31: Christian Rojas
COST PASS-THROUGH IN DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCT MARKETS: THE CASE OF U.S. PROCESSED CHEESE -super-* pp. 32-48: Donghun Kim and Ronald W. Cotterill
POST-MERGER PRODUCT REPOSITIONING -super-* pp. 49-67: Amit Gandhi, Luke Froeb, Steven Tschantz and Gregory J. Werden
LARGE IS BEAUTIFUL: HORIZONTAL MERGERS FOR BETTER EXPLOITATION OF PRODUCTION SHOCKS -super-* pp. 68-93: Wen Zhou
PRICES AND ENDOGENOUS MARKET STRUCTURE IN OFFICE SUPPLY SUPERSTORES -super-* pp. 94-112: Mark D. Manuszak and Charles C. Moul
BUDGET CONSTRAINTS AND DEMAND REDUCTION IN SIMULTANEOUS ASCENDING-BID AUCTIONS -super-* pp. 113-142: Sandro Brusco and Giuseppe (Pino) Lopomo
THE ROLE OF COST IN DETERMINING WHEN FIRMS OFFER BUNDLES -super-* pp. 143-168: David Evans and Michael A. Salinger
THE VALUE OF PRIVATE INFORMATION IN MONOPOLY -super-* pp. 169-189: Alexander E. Saak
THE EFFECT OF SERVICE QUALITY AND EXPECTATIONS ON CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS -super-* pp. 190-213: Silke J. Forbes