Introduction to Industrial Organization, second edition

Name: Introduction to Industrial Organization, second edition
Brand: MIT Press
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Luis M. B. Cabral(Autor*in)

MIT Press

Erschienen am 24. Februar 2017

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Cover
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Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 What is Industrial Organization?
1.1 An example
1.2 Central questions
1.3 Coming next.
Part One Microeconomics Foundations
Chapter 2 Consumers
2.1 Consumer preferences and demand
2.2 Demand elasticity
2.3 Estimating the demand curve
2.4 Are consumers really rational?
Chapter 3 Firms
3.1 The firm's production, cost, and supply functions
3.2 Pricing
3.3 Do firms maximize profits?
3.4 What determines a firm's boundaries?
3.5 Why are firms different?
Chapter 4 Competition, Equilibrium, and Efficiency
4.1 Perfect competition
4.2 Competitive selection
4.3 Monopolistic competition
4.4 Efficiency
Chapter 5 Market Failure and Public Policy
5.1 Externalities and market failure
5.2 Imperfect information
5.3 Monopoly
5.4 Regulation
5.5 Competition policy and antitrust
5.6 Firm regulation
Chapter 6 Price Discrimination
6.1 Selection by indicators
6.2 Self selection
6.3 Non-linear pricing
6.4 Auctions and negotiations
6.5 Is price discrimination legal? Should it be?
Part Two Oligopoly
Chapter 7 Games and Strategies
7.1 Nash equilibrium
7.2 Sequential games
7.3 Repeated games
7.4 Information
Chapter 8 Oligopoly
8.1 The Bertrand model
8.2 The Cournot model
8.3 Bertrand vs. Cournot
8.4 The models at work: comparative statics
Chapter 9 Collusion and Price Wars
9.1 Stability of collusive agreements
9.2 Price wars
9.3 Factors that facilitate collusion
9.4 Empirical analysis of cartels and collusion
9.5 Public policy
Part Three Entry and Market Structure
Chapter 10 Market Structure
10.1 Entry costs and market structure
10.2 Endogenous vs. exogenous entry costs
10.3 Intensity of competition, market structure, and market power
10.4 Entry and welfare
10.5 Entry regulation
Chapter 11 Horizontal Mergers
11.1 Economic effects of horizontal mergers
11.2 Horizontal merger dynamics
11.3 Horizontal merger policy
Chapter 12 Market Foreclosure
12.1 Entry deterrence
12.2 Exclusive contracts, bundling, and foreclosure
12.3 Predatory pricing
12.4 Public policy towards foreclosure
Part Four Non-Price Strategies
Chapter 13 Vertical Relations
13.1 Vertical integration
13.2 Vertical restraints
13.3 Public policy
Chapter 14 Product Differentiation
14.1 Demand for differentiated products
14.2 Competition with differentiated products
14.3 Advertising and branding
14.4 Consumer behavior and firm strategy
14.5 Public policy
Chapter 15 Innovation
15.1 Market structure and innovation incentives
15.2 Diffusion of knowledge and innovations
15.3 Innovation strategy
15.4 Public policy
Chapter 16 Networks
16.1 Chicken and egg
16.2 Innovation adoption with network effects
16.3 Firm strategy
16.4 Public policy
Index

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