Industrial organization: contemporary theory & practice
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| adam_text | Part Foundations 1
Chapter 1 Industrial Organization: What, How, and Why? 3
Chapter 2 Some Basic Microeconomic Tools 20
Chapter 3 Market Structure and Market Power 46
Chapter 4 Technology and Cost 59
Part Monopoly Power and Practice 83
Chapter 5 Price Discrimination and
Monopoly: Linear Pricing 85
Chapter 6 Price Discrimination and
Monopoly: Nonlinear Pricing 112
Chapter 7 Product Variety and Quality under Monopoly 133
Chapter 8 Commodity Bundling and Tie In Sales 165
Part Game Theory and Oligopoly Markets 195
Chapter 9 Static Games and Cournot Competition 197
Chapter 10 Price Competition 227
Chapter 11 Dynamic Games and First and Second Movers 247
Parti our Anticompetitive Strategies 267
Chapter 12 Limit Pricing and Entry Deterrence 269
Chapter 13 Predatory Conduct: Recent Developments 298
Chapter 14 Price Fixing and Repeated Games 330
Chapter 15 Collusion in Practice 358
Part Five Contractual Relations between Firms 383
Chapter 16 Horizontal Mergers 385
Chapter 17 Vertical and Conglomerate Mergers 425
Chapter 18 Vertical Price Restraints 453
Chapter 19 Nonprice Vertical Restraints 482
Part Six Nonprice Competition 501
Chapter 20 Advertising, Market Power, and Information 503
Chapter 21 Advertising, Competition, and Brand Names 527
Chapter 22 Research and Development 558
Chapter 23 Patents and Patent Policy 587
Part Seven New Developments in Industrial Organization 613
Chapter 24 Network Issues 615
Chapter 25 Auctions and Auction Markets 637
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Preface xvi
Part One Foundations
( hapi r 1 Industrial Organization:
What, How, and Why? 3
1.1 What Is Industrial Organization? 3
1.2 How We Study Industrial Organization 5
1.3 Why: Antitrust and Industrial Organization Theory 6
1.3.1 The New Sherman Act and the
Dominance of Structure Based Analysis 11
1.3.2 The Tide Changes Again—the Chicago School and Beyond 11
Summary 14
Problems 15
References 15
Appendix: Excerpts from Key Antitrust Statutes 17
(;hajHcr 2 Some Basic Microeconomic Tools 20
2.1 Competition versus Monopoly:
The Poles of Market Performance 20
2.1.1 Perfect Competition 21
2.1.2 Monopoly 25
2.2 Profit Today versus Profit Tomorrow:
Firm Decision Making over Time 30
2.3 Efficiency, Surplus, and Size Relative to the Market 34
2.3.1 The Monopolist and Producer Surplus 38
2.3.2 The Nonsurplus Approach to Economic Efficiency 40
Summary 43
Problems 43
References 44
(.hapter 3 Market Structure and Market Power 46
3.1 Measuring Market Structure 46
3.1.1 Measurement Problems: What Is a Market? 50
Contents v
3.2 Measuring Market Power 54
Summary 57
Problems 57
References 58
Chapter 4 Technology and Cost 59
4.1 Production Technology and Cost Functions
for the Single Product Firm 59
4.1.1 Key Cost Concepts 60
4.1.2 Cost Variables and Output Decisions 61
4.1.3 Costs and Market Structure 63
4.2 Costs and Multiproduct Firms 69
4.3 Noncost Determinants of Industry Structure 76
4.3.1 Market Size 76
4.3.2 Network Externalities and Market Structure 77
4.3.3 The Role of Government Policy 78
Summary 79
Problems 79
References 81
Part 1 WO Monopoly Power and Practice
b ipro 5 Price Discrimination and
Monopoly: Linear Pricing 85
5.1 Feasibility of Price Discrimination 86
5.2 Third Degree Price Discrimination or Group Pricing 89
5.3 Implementing Third Degree Price
Discrimination or Group Pricing 91
5.4 Product Variety and Third Degree
Price Discrimination or Group Pricing 99
5.5 Third Degree Price Discrimination or
Group Pricing and Social Welfare 105
Summary 108
Problems 109
References 110
Chapter 6 Price Discrimination and
Monopoly: Nonlinear Pricing 112
6.1 First Degree Price Discrimination or Personalized Pricing 112
6.1.1 Two Part Pricing 114
6.1.2 Block Pricing 120
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6.2 Second Degree Price Discrimination or Menu Pricing 122
6.3 Social Welfare with First and
Second Degree Price Discrimination 128
Summary 130
Problems 131
References 132
t r Product Variety and
Quality under Monopoly 133
7.1 A Spatial Approach to Horizontal Product Differentiation 134
7.2 Monopoly and Horizontal Differentiation 135
7.3 Is There Too Much Product Variety? 143
7.4 Monopoly and Horizontal Differentiation
with Price Discrimination 147
7.5 Vertical Product Differentiation 149
7.5.1 Price and Qiiality Choice with Just One Product 149
7.5.2 Offering More Tlian One Product in a
Vertically Differentiated Market 154
Summary 158
Problems 159
References 160
Appendix A: Location Choice with Two Shops 161
Appendix B: The Monopolist s Choice of Price
When Its Shops Have Different Costs 162
( haptLi 8 Commodity Bundling and Tie In Sales 165
8.1 Commodity Bundling and Price Discrimination 167
8.2 Required Tie in Sales 175
8.3 Complementary Goods, Network
Externalities, and Monopoly Pricing 178
8.4 Antitrust, Bundling, and Tie In Sales 184
8.4.1 Bundling and the Microsoft Case 184
8.4.2 Antitrust Policy and Product Tying:
Additional Developments 188
Summary 190
Problems 191
References 192
Appendix: Formal Proof of the Inefficiency
Induced by the Marketing of Complementary
Goods by Separate Monopolists 193
Contents vi
Part n Game Theory and Oligopoly Markets
Chapter ° Static Games and Cournot Competition 197
9.1 Strategic Interaction: Introduction to Game Theory 198
9.2 Dominant and Dominated Strategies 200
9.3 Nash Equilibrium as a Solution Concept 204
9.4 Static Models of Oligopoly: The Cournot Model 208
9.5 Variations on the Cournot Theme:
Many Firms and Different Costs 215
9.6 Concentration and Profitability in the Cournot Model 221
Summary 223
Problems 224
References 226
•k hapt,. ¦ t« Price Competition 227
10.1 The Bertrand Duopoly Model 228
10.2 Bertrand Reconsidered 233
10.3 Bertrand in a Spatial Setting 236
10.4 Strategic Complements and Substitutes 241
Summary 243
Problems 244
References 245
; j ; Dynamic Games and First
and Second Movers 247
11.1 The Stackelberg Model of Quantity Competition 248
11.2 Sequential Price Competition 251
11.3 Credibility of Threats and Nash
Equilibria for Dynamic Games 257
11.4 The Chain Store Paradox 260
Summary 262
Problems 263
References 265
Part four Anticompetitive Strategies
Chapter 12 Limit Pricing and Entry Deterrence 269
12.1 Monopoly Power and Market Structure
over Time: Some Basic Facts 270
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12.2 Predatory Conduct and Limit Pricing 273
12.2.1 An Informal Model of Entry Deterrence 274
12.2.2 Capacity Expansion as a Credible
Entry Deterring Commitment 276
12.3 Preemption and the Persistence of Monopoly 289
12.4 Evidence on Predatory Capacity Expansion 292
Summary 293
Problems 294
References 296
Chjpi.: I Predatory Conduct: Recent Developments 298
13.1 Predatory Pricing: Myth or Reality? 300
13.2 Predation and Imperfect Information 306
13.2.1 Predatory Pricing and Financial Constraints 307
13.2.2 Asymmetric Information and Limit Pricing 310
13.3 Contracts as a Barrier to Entry 314
13.3.1 Lonjj Term Exclusive Contracts as Predatory Instruments 315
13.3.2 Tying as a Predatory Contract 319
13.4 Predatory Conduct and Public Policy 320
Summary 326
Problems 327
References 328
( iupter 14 Price Fixing and Repeated Games 330
14.1 The Challenges Facing Cartels 332
14.2 Finitely Repeated Games 337
14.3 Repeated Games with an Infinite Horizon 346
Summary 354
Problems 354
References 356
•¦•¦(¦; t Collusion in Practice 358
15.1 Where Is Collusion Most Likely to Occur? 358
15.2 An Illustration: Collusion on the NASDAQ Exchange 367
15.3 Detecting Collusion among Firms 373
Summary 379
Problems 380
References 381
Contents ix
Part Five Contractual Relations between Firms
Chapter 1 6 Horizontal Mergers 385
16.1 Horizontal Mergers and the Merger Paradox 387
16.2 Merger and Cost Synergies 391
16.2.1 Case A: The Merger Reduces Fixed Costs 392
16.2.2 Case B: The Merger Reduces Variable Costs 392
16.3 The Merged Firms as Stackelberg Leaders—Paradox Lost 394
16.4 Horizontal Mergers and Product Differentiation 401
16.4.1 Bertrand Competition and Merger
with Linear Demand Systems 402
16.4.2 Mergers in a Spatial Market 403
16.5 Public Policy Toward Horizontal Mergers 411
Summary 415
Problems 416
References 418
Appendix A: Bertrand Competition and Merger
with Linear Demand Systems 420
Appendix B: Equilibrium Prices in the Spatial Model 423
Chapter 1 Vertical and Conglomerate Mergers 425
17.1 Procompetitive Vertical Mergers:
Resolving a Complementarity 426
17.2 Possible Anticompetitive Effects of Mergers 432
17.2.1 Vertical Merger to Facilitate Price Discrimination 432
17.2.2 Vertical Merger, Oligopoly, and Market Foreclosure 433
17.3 Modeling Oligopolistic Vertical Mergers 438
17.4 Conglomerate Mergers 443
17.4.1 Possible Economies Associated with Conglomeration 444
17.4.2 Managerial Motives 445
17.5 A Brief Digression on Mergers and the Theory of the Firm 447
Summary 449
Problems 449
References 451
( luiptci IK Vertical Price Restraints 453
18.1 Resale Price Maintenance—Some Historical Background 454
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18.2 Vertical Price Restraints as a
Response to Double Marginalization 456
18.3 RPM Agreements and Retail Price Discrimination 459
18.4 RPM Agreements to Insure the Provision of Retail Services 461
18.4.1 Optimal Provision of Retail Services 463
18.4.2 The Case of a Monopoly Retailer
and a Monopoly Manufacturer 465
18.4.3 The Case of Competitive Retailing 467
18.4.4 Free Riding and the Provision of Retail Services 469
18.5 Retail Price Maintenance and Uncertain Demand 472
Summary 477
Problems 477
References 478
Appendix: Resale Price Maintenance and
Retail Price Discrimination 480
t hipic 1 Nonprice Vertical Restraints 482
19.1 Upstream Competition and Exclusive Dealing 482
19.2 Exclusive Selling and Territorial Arrangements 484
19.3 Public Policy Toward Vertical Restraints 487
19.4 Eranchising and Divisionalization 489
19.5 Aftermarkets 494
Summary 497
Problems 499
References 500
Part : x Nonprice Competition
Chapter 20 Advertising, Market Power,
and Information 503
20.1 The Extent of Advertising 505
20.2 Advertising, Product Differentiation, and Monopoly Power 506
20.3 The Monopoly Firm s Profit Maximizing Level of Advertising 508
20.4 Advertising as Consumer Information 512
20.5 Persuasive Advertising 514
20.6 Advertising and Signaling 515
20.7 Consumer Fraud and Truth in Advertising 520
Contents xi
Summary 523
Problems 524
References 525
ii. in.,r . , Advertising, Competition,
and Brand Names 527
21.1 Advertising as Wasteful Competition 527
21.2 Advertising and Information in
Product Differentiated Markets 528
21.3 What s in a Name: A Brand Name 539
21.3.1 Advertising and Building Brand Value 541
21.3.2 Advertising and Extending the Reach 544
21.3.3 Brand Name Advertising and Prices 545
21.4 Complementary Advertising: Implications
for Efficiency and Competition 548
21.5 Cooperative Advertising 551
Summary 555
Problems 555
References 557
( !i ip ? Research and Development 558
22.1 A Taxonomy of Innovations 560
22.2 Market Structure and the Incentive to Innovate 563
22.2.1 Competition and the Replacement Effect 563
22.2.2 Preserving Monopoly Profit and the Efficiency Effect 566
22.3 A More Complete Model of Competition via Innovation 568
22.4 Evidence on the Schumpetcrian Hypothesis 570
22.5 R D Cooperation between Firms 573
22.5.1 Noncooperative R D: Profit, Prices, and Social Welfare 574
22.5.2 Technology Cooperation 579
Summary 583
Problems 583
References 585
( i ; n ; . ! ,1 Patents and Patent Policy 587
23.1 Optimal Patent Length 588
23.2 The Optimal Breadth of Patents 592
23.3 Patent Races 593
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23.4 Patent Races, Monopoly Power, and Sleeping Patents 600
23.5 Patent Licensing 602
23.5.1 The Incentive for an Oligopolist to
License a Nondrastic Innovation 604
23.5.2 Licensing, Drastic Innovations, and Monopoly Power 606
23.5.3 Patent Licensing, Social Welfare, and Public Policy 607
Summary 610
Problems 610
References 612
Part Seven New Developments in Industrial Organization
Chapter 24 Network Issues 615
24.1 Monopoly Provision of a Network Service 615
24.2 Networks, Competition, and Complementary Services 620
24.3 Systems Competition and the Battle over Industry Standards 624
24.4 Network Goods and Public Policy 631
Summary 633
Problems 634
References 635
Ch, pu•¦ 2 Auctions and Auction Markets 637
25.1 A Brief Taxonomy of Auctions 638
25.2 The Revenue Equivalence Theorem 639
25.3 Common Value Auctions 643
25.3.1 The Winner s Curse 643
25.3.2 Almost Common Value Auctions 646
25.4 Auction Markets and Industrial Organization 647
Summary 652
Problems 652
References 653
An^u .T :u Practice Problems 654
Glossary 664
Index 668
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