Journal of Industrial Economics

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): Pierre Regibeau, Yeon-Koo Che, Kenneth Corts, Thomas Hubbard, Patrick Legros and Frank Verboven

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X‐Inefficiency, Competition and Market Information pp. 359-375: Paolo Bertoletti and Clara Poletti
Measuring Market Power and Cost‐efficiency Effects of Industrial Concentration pp. 377-386: Azzeddine M. Azzam
Economic Reforms and Productive Capacity Realisation in Bangladesh: an Empirical Analysis pp. 387-403: Kaliappa Kalirajan and Ruhul Salim
Competition Among Middlemen When Buyers and Sellers Can Trade Directly pp. 405-427: John Fingleton
Government‐Assisted Oligopoly Coordination? A Concrete Case pp. 429-443: Svend Albæk, Peter Møllgaard and Per B. Overgaard
Downstream Vertical Foreclosure and Upstream Innovation pp. 445-456: Christodoulos Stefanadis

Sequential Auctions of Interdependent Objects: Israeli Cable Television Licenses pp. 227-244: Neil Gandal
Looking at the Cost Side of “Monopoly” pp. 245-267: Karl Aiginger and Michael Pfaffermayr
The Restructuring and Privatisation of Britain's CEGB—Was It Worth It? pp. 269-303: David M Newbery and Michael Pollitt
The Differentiation Triangle pp. 305-328: Marcel Canoy and Martin Peitz
The Competitive Effects of Price‐Floors pp. 329-340: V. Bhaskar
Utilization of R&D Results in the Home and Foreign Plants of Multinationals pp. 341-358: Gunnar Fors

Price Wars and the Stability of Collusion: A Study of the Pre‐World War I Bromine Industry pp. 117-137: Margaret Levenstein
The Provision of (Two‐way) Converters in the Transition Process to a New Incompatible Technology pp. 139-153: Jay Pil Choi
The Learning Curve, Predation, Antitrust, and Welfare pp. 155-169: Luis Cabral and Michael H. Riordan
Corporate Growth and Profitability pp. 171-189: Paul Geroski, Stephen Machin and Chris Walters
Partial Ownership Arrangements and Collusion in the Automobile Industry pp. 191-205: Wilson A. Alley
On Strategic Quantity Bidding in Multiple Unit Auctions pp. 207-217: Rafael Tenorio
Market‐structure Determinants of National Brand–Private Label Price Differences of Manufactured Food Products: Comment pp. 219-223: Jeroen Hinloopen and Stephen Martin
Market‐structure Determinants of National Brand–Private Label Price Differences of Manufactured Food Products: Reply pp. 225-226: John Connor and Everett Peterson

Retail Contracting: Theory and Practice pp. 1-25: Francine Lafontaine and Margaret Slade
Do Other Firms Matter in Oligopolies? pp. 27-45: Jonathan Haskel and Pasquale Scaramozzino
Cheap Talk and Investment Rivalry in the Pulp and Paper Industry pp. 47-73: Laurits Rolf Christensen and Richard E. Caves
Tight Average Revenue Regulation Can Be Worse Than No Regulation pp. 75-88: Simon Cowan
On the Consistency of Merger Policy pp. 89-100: Tore Nilssen
Minimum Quality Standards and Collusion pp. 101-113: Giulio Ecchia and Luca Lambertini
Vertical vs Horizontal Integration: Pre‐emptive Merging: A Correction pp. 115-115: Guiseppe Colangelo

Principals, Agents, and the Learning Curve: The Case of Steam-Electric Power Plant Design and Construction pp. 357-75: Mark J McCabe
Price Premia to Name Brands: An Empirical Analysis pp. 377-88: Steven N Wiggins and David Raboy
Are Sutton's Predictions Robust?: Empirical Insights into Advertising, R&D, and Concentration pp. 389-408: William T Robinson and Jeongwen Chiang
A Robust Test for Consumer Welfare Enhancing Mergers among Sellers of Differentiated Products pp. 409-13: Gregory Werden
Search Intensity in Oligopoly pp. 415-26: Paulo Guimaraes
Capital Precommitment and Competition in Supply Schedules pp. 427-41: Simon Grant and John Quiggin
Fixed-Fee Licensing of Innovations and Collusion pp. 443-49: Ping Lin

A Robust Methodology for Ramsey Pricing with an Application to UK Postal Services pp. 229-47: Keith Cuthbertson and Ian Dobbs
Patent Races and Optimal Patent Breadth and Length pp. 249-65: Vincenzo Denicolo'
Competition Effects of Price Liberalization in Insurance pp. 267-87: Pedro Barros
Trade Unions and Firms' Product Market Power pp. 289-307: Jacques Bughin
Competition under Financial Distress pp. 309-24: Igal Hendel
Negotiation and Renegotiation of Optimal Financial Contracts under the Threat of Predation pp. 325-43: Christopher Snyder
Quality Choice in Models of Vertical Differentiation pp. 345-53: Xavier Wauthy

Excluding Capacity-Constrained Entrants through Exclusive Dealing: Theory and an Application to Ocean Shipping pp. 115-29: Jongsay Yong
The Access Pricing Problem: A Synthesis pp. 131-50: Mark Armstrong, Chris Doyle and John Vickers
Patent Height and Competition in Product Improvements pp. 151-67: Theon van Dijk
On the Interaction between Vertical and Horizontal Product Differentiation: An Application to Banking pp. 169-86: Hans Degryse
Capacity Constraints and Export Performance: Theory and Evidence from Belgian Manufacturing pp. 187-204: Jacques Bughin
Increasing Competition in the British Electricity Spot Market pp. 205-16: Richard Green
Product Market Competition and the Impact of Price Uncertainty on Investment: Some Evidence from US Manufacturing Industries pp. 217-28: Vivek Ghosal and Prakash Loungani

Making Hay While the Sun Shines pp. 1-16: Stefan Szymanski
Customer Return Policies for Experience Goods pp. 17-24: Yeon-Koo Che
Quality Uncertainty and Price in Monopoly Markets pp. 25-32: Michael R Kehoe
Price Advertising and Coupons in a Monopoly Model pp. 33-52: Ramon Caminal
Corporate Restructuring and the Consolidation of US Industry pp. 53-68: Julia Porter Liebeskind, Tim C Opler and Donald E Hatfield
Estimating the Size Distribution of Firms Using Government Summary Statistics pp. 69-80: Amos Golan, George Judge and Jeffrey Perloff
Multi-period Competition with Switching Costs: An Overlapping Generations Formulation pp. 81-87: Ted To
Entrepreneur or Manager: Who Runs the Firm? pp. 89-98: Gianni De Fraja
Increasing Returns and Externalities in UK Manufacturing: Myth or Reality? pp. 99-113: Nicholas Oulton