Working Papers

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01-5: The Effect of Format Changes and Ownership Consolidation on Radio Station Outcomes

C.J. Romeo and A.R. Dick

01-4: Critical Thinking about "Critical Loss" in Antitrust

K. Danger and Harry Frech

01-3: Competition and Price Dispersion in International Long Distance Calling

Sean Ennis

01-2: How Many Trademarks Does it Take to Protect a Brand? The Optimal Number of Trademarks, Branding Strategy and Brand Performance

M. Sullivan

01-1: The Impact of Uncertainty and Sunk Costs on Firm Dynamics and Industry Structure: Evidence from the U.S. Manufacturing Sector

Vivek Ghosal

00-12: Toward an Empirical Foundation for Federal Sentencing Practice: An Evaluation of Corporate Sentencing Data

C.R. Alexander, J. Arlen and Mark Cohen

00-11: Price Discrimination via Proprietary Aftermarkets

E. Emch

00-10: Do Newspaper JOA's Charge Monopoly Advertising Rates? Theory and Evidence

C. Romeo, Russell Pittman and N. Familant

00-9: Pivotal Buyers and Bargaining Power

A. Raskovich

00-8: Existence of Stationary Equilibrium in the Markets for New and Used Durable Goods

Hideo Konishi and M.T. Sandfort

00-7: Potentail Foreign Competition in U.S. Manufacturing

Vivek Ghosal

00-6: A Gibbs Sampler for Mixed Logit Analysis of Differentiated Product Markets Using Aggregate Data

C.J. Romeo

00-5: Privatization and Regulatory Reform in Brazil: The Case of Freight Railways

Antonio Estache, Andrea Goldstein and Russell Pittman

00-4: The Economic Logic for Conditioning Bell Entry into Long Market Distance on the Prior Opening of Local Markets

Marius Schwartz

00-3: Fable in Another Key Path Dependence and the Licensing of Music Performance Rights

W.W. Nye

00-2: The Effect of the Big Eight Accounting Firm Mergers on the Market for Audit Services

M.W. Sullivan

00-1: Product Sequencing: Co-Evolution of Knowledge, Capabilities and Products

C.E. Helfat and R.S. Raubitschek

99-2: Endogenous Formation of Competitive Research Sharing Joint Ventures

P. Greenlee

99-1: The Goals of Milk Policy

S. Kimmel

97-4: Analysing Welfare in Related Markets: Durable Goods and Aftermarkets

M.J. McCabe

97-3: Effects of the Assumed Demand System on Simulated Postmerger Equilibrium

P. Crooke, Luke Froeb, S. Tschantz and Gregory Werden

97-2: Competition Law in Central Eastern Europe: Five Years Later

Russell Pittman

97-1: A Robust test for Consumer Welfare Enhancing Mergers Among Sellers of a Homogeneous Product

Luke Froeb and Gregory Werden

96-11: Demand Elasticities in Antitrust Analysis

Gregory Werden

96-10: Lowering Price by Buying Competitors in Order to Shut Them Down

S. Kimmel

96-09: Contracts to Mitigate Deadweight Loss

A. Raskovick

96-08: The Entry Including Effects of Horizontal Mergers

Gregory Werden and Luke Froeb

96-07: Why Do Corporations Become Criminals? An Agency Explanation

C.R. Alexander and Mark Cohen

96-06: INTELSAT: a Reform Proposal

M.A. Einhorn

96-05: New Evidence on the Origins of Corporate Crime

C.R. Alexander and Mark Cohen

96-04: Moral Hazard and the Market for Used Automobiles

E.R. Dunham

96-03: Dynamic Behavior of Regulated Firms: Evidence from Nuclear Utility

M.J. McCabe and J.G. Hewlett

96-02: Simulating the Effects of Differentiated Products Mergers

Gregory Werden

96-01: A Robust Test for Consumer Welfare Enhancing Mergers Among Sellers of Differentiated Products

Gregory Werden

95-03: Cheap Talk, Price Annoncements, and Collusive Coordination

W. Gillespie

95-02: Simulation as an Alternative to Structural Merger Policy in Differentiated Products Industries

Gregory Werden, G.J. and Luke Froeb

95-01: A Quality-Signaling Rationale for Aftermarket Tying

Marius Schwartz and Gregory Werden

94-3: Principals, Agents, and the Learning Curve: The Case of Steam-Electric Power Plant design and Construction

M.J. McCabe

94-2: Incorporating Dynamic Efficiency Concerns in Merger Analysis: The Use of Innovation Markets

R.J. Gilgert and S.C. Sunshine

94-1: The Use of the Logit Model in Applied Industrial Organization

Gregory Werden, Luke Froeb and Timothy Tardiff

93-11: Vertical Control with Costly Free-Riding

A. Raskovich

93-10: Restructuring the Polish Railway for Competition

J.A. Ordover and Russell Pittman

93-9: Is Cost-of-Service Regulation Worth the Cost?

T.J. Brennan

93-8: The Existence of Pareto Superior Price Limits

L.E. Kodres and D.P. O'Brein

93-7: Vertical Contracts as Strategic Commitments

C.R. Alexander and D. Reiffen

93-6: Parallel Imports, Demand Dispersion and International Price Discrimination

David Malueg and Marius Schwartz

93-5: The Demsetz Postulate and the Effects of Mergers in Differentiated Products Industries

Luke Froeb, Gregory Werden and Timothy Tardiff

93-4: The Effects of Mergers in Differentiated products Industries: Logit Demand and Structural Merger Policy

Gregory Werden and Luke Froeb

93-3: Some Economic Issues in Licensing of Misic Performance Rights: Controversies in Recent ASCP-BMI Litigation

W.W. Nye

93-2: What Is the Effect of Bid-Rigging on Prices

Gregory Werden, R.A. Koyak and Luke Froeb

93-1: Horizontal Mergers: Law, Policy, and Economies

G.A. Hay and Gregory Werden

92-10: Mergers the Substantially Lessen Competition: A Benefit- Cost Approach to Merger Enforcement

F. Gramlich

92-9: Competition Policies for Natural Monopolies in a Developing Countries

J.A. Ordover and Russell Pittman

92-8: The History of Antitrust Market Delineation

Gregory Werden

92-7: Has Competition Failed in the Credit Card Market?

A. Raskovich and Luke Froeb

92-6: Interval Contracts

G.s Vistnes

92-3: Durable Goods Monopoly with a Finite But Uncertain Number of Consumers

D.W. Majerus

91-10: Some Critical Provisions in the Antimonopoly Laws of Central and Eastern Europe

Russell Pittman

91-9: A Fundamental Bias in Studying Effects of Concentartion on Price

S. Kimmel

91-8: Market Power and Price Increases for Basic Cable Service Deregualtion

R. Rubinovitz

91-6: Correlation, Causality, and all that Jazz: The Inherent Shortcomings of Price Tests for Antitrust Market Delineation

Luke Froeb and Gregory Werden

91-5: Price Wars and Demand Fluctuations: A Re-exemination of the Joint Executive Committee

R.J. Town

91-4: An Empirical Investigation of Procurement Contract Structures

G.S. Vistnes

91-1: TWO-PART TARIFFS TO COMPETING FIRMS: DESTRUCTIVE RECONTRACTING, NONDISCRIMINATION, AND EXCLUSIVITY

Randolph McAfee and Marius Schwartz

90-10: ENTRY, EXIT, AND PERFORMANCE IN AIRLINE MARKET

A.S. Joskow, Gregory Werden and R.L. Johnson

90-9: COLLUSIVE BEHAVIOR AND PARTIAL OWNERSHIP OF RIVALS

David Malueg

90-6: SPECIFIC INVESTMENTS, CONTRACTS, AND OPPORTUNISM: THE EVOLUTION OF RAILROAD SIDETRACK AGREEMENTS

Russell Pittman

90-5: FOUR SUGGESTIONS ON MARKET DELINEATION

Gregory Werden

90-4: ANTITRUST POLICY TOWARD HORIZONTAL MERGERS: A COMMENT ON FARRELL AND SHAPIRO

Gregory Werden

90-3: MARKET DELINEATION UNDER THE MERGER GUIDELINES: THE ROLE OF RESIDUAL DEMAND ELASTICITIES

Luke Froeb and Gregory Werden

90-2: THE ROLE OF PROPERTY RIGHTS IN DETERMINING THE VALUE OF THE HART-SCOTT- RODINO ACT

C.R. Alexander and Bruce Kobayashi

90-1: MORAL HAZARD IN THE THRIFT INDUSTRY

R. Rubinovitz