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Different economic measures afford different ways of seeing processes of financialisation. In the prototypical case of the US economy, the most compelling evidence of post‐1970s financialisation is found in corporate profits measures. This much has been clear for at least a decade. What remains much less clear, however, is the explanation for the long‐term maintenance and amplification of extreme...
There are some “multiple-price” problems in the two-echelon supply chain, Manufacturers can adopt vertical restraints, for example, manufacturers can sustain price balance by means of charging for franchise fees or special promotion. But these means have kind of drawbacks and hard to manipulate. Base on the “multiple-price” model, this paper gives the “unified-purchase, scattered-sale” strategy, concludes...
This paper researches R&D investment problem when a monopoly performs both product innovation and process innovation in market with network externality. Though analyzing both consumer fulfilled expectation and myopic expectation respectively, we find that: (i) standing point of both investment and profit, product and process innovations are complementarity and network externality can't change...
This paper studies the cost-reducing and quality-improving innovation incentives of a downstream durable-good monopoly. The monopolist's purpose is to maximize its profits under the assumption of an imperfect competitive upstream market. Then optimal licensing schemes for an outside quality-improving innovator are proposed. It is found that the monopolist only has quality-improving while but cost-reducing...
In a two-echelon supply chain with a manufacturer and n-1 sellers, first of all, the paper proves the conclusion that the channel product transfer price will not make the profit of every member in the supply chain maximum when the supply chain achieves profit maximization, in turn from the perspective of the profit distribution, according to the principle that the unit product cost's profits are equal,...
This paper analyzes the effect of number portability on the telecommunication market. The result shows that in a static setting, number portability will make the price, market share and the profit of the incumbent decrease while those of the entrant increase. In a dynamic setting, number portability will make both of the operators take competition strategies besides cutting prices, such as improving...
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