International Trade Under Imperfect Competition

Gertrud Lovasy

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1941, vol. 55, issue 4, 567-583

Abstract: Nature and scope of the problem, 567. — I. The decreasing cost factor, 569. — II. Imperfect substitutability, 573. — Two types of additional demand for imports, 574. — Three types of product differentiation: differences in the products themselves, 575; differences in the location of producers, 579; customer inertia, 579. — III. Incurring costs to influence demand, 580. Summary of conclusions, 581.

Date: 1941
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