- A
duopoly (from Gr**** δύο, duo 'two'; and πωλεῖν,
polein 'to sell') is a type of
oligopoly where two
firms have
dominant or
exclusive control over a market...
-
conditions where some
monopolistic competitors, monopolists, oligopolists, and
duopolists exist and
dominate the
market conditions. The
elements of
Market Structure...
-
water duopoly of
Cournot (1838) in
which equilibrium is
determined by the
duopolists reactions functions. It was
criticized by
Harold Hotelling for its instability...
- more
demanding of
immediate reunification of
Ireland than have been the
duopolist Fine Gael and
Fianna Fail
centrist parties.
Fianna Fail on
election footing...
-
purchasers of a good or service. This is a
similar power to that of a
Duopolist,
which can
influence the
price for its
buyers in a Duopoly,
where multiple...
-
price formation in Cournot's
theory is
somewhat mysterious". Cournot's
duopolists are not true profit-maximizers.
Either supplier could increase his or...
- the
other duopolist is low-risk, and
would rather leave the
market than
engage in a price-cutting war. On the
other hand, if both
duopolists adopt the...
-
market by the
HKSAR government in
early July 2000, the then
existing duopolists, iTV and i-Cable, were
confronted with
ferocious competition. With fewer...
- ****umptions as to the
behavior and
objectives of
either the
monopolist or the
duopolists. His
following work, The
Dynamics of Monopoly,
published in 1924, was...
- [ABS1] Pires, C., Sarkar, S. (2000). “Delivered Non-Linear
Pricing by
Duopolists”,
Regional Science and
Urban Economics, 30(4), 429-456. [ABS3] Haughton...
