Competitive Planned Obsolescence
Paul Grout and
In-Uck Park
RAND Journal of Economics, 2005, vol. 36, issue 3, 596-612
Abstract:
We provide a model of planned obsolescence in a competitive market. A feature of the model is that there are configurations where a firm cannot survive in the competitive market unless its product exhibits planned and known obsolescence. This form of obsolescence is complementary to that of existing models and arises from the ability of planned obsolescence to minimize the lemons problem.
Date: 2005
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