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Research Needs of the Power Industry,pter 6, we employ the paradigm of a large firm locating facilities on a defined network. To solve facility sizing/location models in oligopolistic competition, sensitivity based bilevel algorithms are developed. We will observe that there exist both significant similarities and differences between t