Titlebook: Competition, Collusion and Game Theory; Lester G. Telser Book 1971 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1971 app

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Applications of Core Theory to Market Exchange,he particular version familiar as the intersection of supply and demand schedules, the classical competitive equilibrium. The core is the outcome of a competitive process which does not always result in the classical competitive equilibrium.

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Theories of Expectations for N Competing Firms,nd aggregate quantity such that these two variables vary inversely. Assume that the firm offers the same product to all customers at a uniform price per unit thereby ruling out price discrimination among the customers of a given firm. However, even these assumptions do not imply a uniform price in t

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Competition, Collusion and Game Theory978-1-349-01538-2Series ISSN 2947-2547 Series E-ISSN 2947-2555

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Dmitrii Fedotov,Heysem Kaya,Alexey Karpovthe competitive and monopoly equilibria. Despite the greater difficulties of the analysis, many conclusions applicable to the static model remain valid in a dynamic setting, but certain new problems appear, and we shall need more powerful mathematical tools to solve them.

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