Contestable Markets and the Theory of Industry Structure

This classic text presents an integrative theory of what determines prices and industrial structure in contestable markets. The exposition extends theory and technique and suggests some unique perspectives from which to view regulatory and deregulatory policy. All analysis is done both graphically and mathematically, and in certain chapters the authors provide nontechnical insights and views about the implications of theory for public policy.
 
This classic text presents an integrative theory of what determines prices and industrial structure in contestable markets. The exposition extends theory and technique and suggests some unique perspectives from which to view regulatory and deregulatory policy. All analysis is done both graphically and mathematically, and in certain chapters the authors provide nontechnical insights and views about the implications of theory for public policy.