International Journal of Industrial Organization

1983 - 2025

Current editor(s): P. Bajari, B. Caillaud and N. Gandal

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Conjectures, firm characteristics, and market structure: An empirical assessment pp. 347-369: Margaret Slade
The importance of being first: The case of prescription drugs in Canada pp. 371-395: Paul Gorecki
The demand for information and the diffusion of a new product pp. 397-408: Ian Tonks
Immiserising invention: The private and social returns to R&D under oligopoly pp. 409-417: David de Meza
Credit rationing and implicit contract theory: An empirical study pp. 419-438: Hiroshi Osano and Yoshiro Tsutsui
Stackelberg price leadership in spatial competition pp. 439-449: Ralph M. Braid
Commitment and monopoly pricing in durable goods models pp. 451-460: Valerie Suslow

What determines the elasticity of industry demand? pp. 237-250: Emilio Pagoulatos and Robert Sorensen
Excess capacity, sunk costs and collusion: A non-cooperative bargaining game: Some considerations on the European car industry pp. 251-270: Dario Cossutta and Michele Grillo
Intertemporal dependence of demand in an imperfectly competitive market: A differential game analysis pp. 271-286: Moshe Justman
The influence of increased foreign competition on industrial concentration and profitability pp. 287-304: Jaime de Melo and Shujiro Urata
Subjective price search and price competition pp. 305-316: Jean Gabszewicz and Paolo Garella
Bankruptcy risk and the effects of conservative policy for 1979-81 pp. 317-332: G. Hall and A. W. Stark
The role of obsolescence and inventory costs in providing commitment pp. 333-345: Garth Saloner

Ramsey prices, average cost prices and price sustainability pp. 123-140: Leonard Mirman, Yair Tauman and Israel Zang
The competitive effects of partial equity interests and joint ventures pp. 141-153: Robert J. Reynolds and Bruce R. Snapp
Quantifying the competitive effects of production joint ventures pp. 155-175: Timothy Bresnahan and Steven C. Salop
On the nature and significance of collusive price leadership pp. 177-188: Leo Sleuwaegen
Technical change and scale economies given stochastic demand and production pp. 189-201: James Mulligan
Flexibility and firm diversity with demand fluctuations pp. 203-215: David Mills
Commitment, flexibility and market outcomes pp. 217-229: Xavier Vives
Participatory and self-managed firms: Evaluating economic performance: Derek C. Jones and Jan Svejnar, eds., (Heath, Lexington, MA, 1982) pr. 359 pp. 232-235: Hans G. Nutzinger

A study of company profit-rate time series: Japan and the United States pp. 1-23: Hiroyuki Odagiri and Hideki Yamawaki
Capacity signals and entry deterrence pp. 25-42: William I. Kirman and Robert T. Masson
The effect of discrimination and of industry segmentation on Japanese wage differentials in relation to education pp. 43-68: Yoko Kawashima and Toshiaki Tachibanaki
The separation of ownership and control in the theory of the firm: A reappraisal pp. 69-86: Christos Pitelis and Roger Sugden
Public pricing under imperfect competition pp. 87-97: Roger Ware and Ralph Winter
Excess capacity and the degree of collusion: The Norwegian experience, 1967-82 pp. 99-107: Sigbjorn Atle Berg
The welfare loss due to strategic investment in excess capacity pp. 109-119: Bruce R. Lyons

Asset specificity and economic organization pp. 365-378: Michael Riordan and Oliver Williamson
The intertemporal behavior of economic profits pp. 379-400: Robert Connolly and Steven Schwartz
Internal organisation, business groups and corporate performance: An empirical test of the multidivisional hypothesis in Japan pp. 401-420: John Cable and Hirohiko Yasuki
Sooner or later?: Inventive rivalry and welfare pp. 421-438: Lawrence M. Debrock and Robert T. Masson
Monopoly provision of product quality with uninformed buyers pp. 439-449: Russell Cooper and Thomas Ross
Stable heterogeneous cartels pp. 451-467: Marie-Paule Donsimoni

Pre-emptive patenting, joint ventures, and the persistence of oligopoly pp. 261-273: John Vickers
A two-stage model of research and development with endogenous second-mover advantages pp. 275-292: Jennifer Reinganum
Knowledge capital and the private rate of return to R&D in Japanese manufacturing industries pp. 293-305: Kazuyuki Suzuki
The anatomy of productivity growth slowdown and recovery in Canadian manufacturing, 1970-79 pp. 307-325: Tim Hazledine
Employment, technological diffusion and oligopoly pp. 327-344: Michael Waterson and Paul Stoneman
Productivity, scale economies and technical progress in the Canadian life insurance industry pp. 345-361: Michael J. Daly, P. Someshwar Rao and Randall Geehan

Conjectural variations strategies in accelerated cournot games pp. 133-152: Ehud Kalai and William Stanford
A new test for manufacturing industry efficiency: An analysis of the results of import licence tendering in New Zealand pp. 153-177: M. Pickford
Professional associations and their members: A study of the market for professional services when ability and size are independent pp. 179-195: Johan Willner
The effects of workers' participation on enterprise performance: Empirical evidence from French cooperatives pp. 197-217: Jacques Defourney, Saul Estrin and Derek Jones
A note on vertical integration as entry pp. 219-229: Roger D. Blair, Thomas E. Cooper and David L. Kaserman
The identification of predatory behavior in the presence of uncertainty pp. 231-243: Richard Romano and Sanford Berg
Managerial incentives as a strategic variable in duopolistic environment pp. 245-253: Chaim Fershtman
A review of the Economic theory of the industry: Michael Waterson, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1984) pp. 255-259: Andrew Black

Domestic concentration, foreign trade and economic performance pp. 1-19: Manfred Neumann, Ingo Böbel and Alfred Haid
Market power and unemployment pp. 21-35: Ian McDonald
The multidivisional firm and control over the work process pp. 37-56: Paul Marginson
Econometric diagnosis of competitive localization pp. 57-70: Richard Schmalensee
Input demands and elasticities in U.K. defence industries pp. 71-83: Edward Lynk and Keith Hartley
Asymmetries in cost structures and incentives towards price competition pp. 85-100: Gabrielle Demange and Jean-Pierre Ponssard
Bundling of substitutes or complements pp. 101-107: Arthur Lewbel
The diffusion of an organizational innovation: International data telecommunications and multinational industrial firms pp. 109-118: Cristiano Antonelli
Industrial structure, pricing & inflation: Simon Domberger, (Martin Robertson, Oxford, 1983) pp. x + 183, [UK pound]16.50(hard-cover) pp. 119-122: F. M. Scherer
Self-management and efficiency -- Large corporations in Yugoslavia: Stephen R. Sacks, (Allen and Unwin, London, 1983) pp. 122-127: William Barlett
The competitive strength of the information and communication industry in Europe: H.J. van Houten, ed., (Martinus Nijhoff, 1983) pp. 127-128: Gunter Knieps
Macroeconomics and monopoly capitalism: Ben Fine and Andy Murfin, (Wheatsheaf Books, Brighton) pp. 128-129: Mark Casson