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Noncooperative Equilibirum with Price Discriminating Firms, Economic Letters
Abstract
There exists a unique, non-cooperative equilibrium in output levels for a group of firms which sell differentiated products and are able to practice first degree price discrimination. The equilibrium does not maximize joint profits.
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Article
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Date Published
1979
Citations
Spulber, Daniel. 1979. Noncooperative Equilibirum with Price Discriminating Firms. Economic Letters.(3): 221-227.
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