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  1. Green transformation in oligopoly markets under common ownership
  2. Common ownership in a delivered pricing duopoly
  3. Competition mode and common ownership in a mixed oligopoly
  4. Common ownership and environmental Corporate Social Responsibility
  5. Welfare-reducing price competition under relative performance delegation with convex costs
  6. Market competition and strategic choices of electric power sources under fluctuating demand
  7. Free entry under an output-cap constraint
  8. Procurement of advanced inputs and welfare-reducing vertical integration
  9. Optimality of emission pricing policies based on emission intensity targets under imperfect competition
  10. Profit‐enhancing entries in mixed oligopolies
  11. Promoting green or restricting gray? An analysis of green portfolio standards
  12. Free entry under common ownership
  13. The relationship between privatization and corporate taxation policies
  14. Endogenous public and private leadership with diverging social and private marginal costs
  15. Lack of commitment to future privatization policies may lead to worst welfare outcome
  16. Implicit protectionism via state enterprises and technology transfer from foreign enterprises
  17. A comparison between emission intensity and emission cap regulations
  18. Noncooperative and Cooperative Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility
  19. Shadow cost of public funds and privatization policies
  20. The equivalence of emission tax with tax-revenue refund and emission intensity regulation
  21. Optimal privatization policy with asymmetry among private firms
  22. Mixed duopoly: Differential game approach
  23. Optimal Production Tax in a Mixed Market with an Endogenous Market Structure
  24. Corporate social responsibility and privatization policy in a mixed oligopoly
  25. Entry License Tax: Stackelberg versus Cournot
  26. A Negative Effect of Cost-Reducing Public Investment: The Role of Firms’ Entry
  27. Government-leading welfare-improving collusion
  28. Optimal Privatisation Policy under Private Leadership in Mixed Oligopolies
  29. Competitive pressure from neighboring markets and optimal privatization policy
  30. Dynamic Privatization Policy
  31. Optimal privatization and uniform subsidy policies: A note
  32. Comparing welfare and profit in quantity and price competition within Stackelberg mixed duopolies
  33. Endogenous Timing in Mixed Duopolies With Externality
  34. An analysis of entry-then-privatization model: welfare and policy implications
  35. Ex-ante versus ex-post privatization policies with foreign penetration in free-entry mixed markets
  36. Lobbying for Regulation Reform by Industry Leaders
  37. Eco-technology licensing by a foreign innovator and privatization policy in a polluting mixed duopoly
  38. Long-run welfare effect of energy conservation regulation
  39. Inefficient but Robust Public Leadership
  40. Privatization Neutrality Theorem in Free Entry Markets
  41. Optimal Privatization Policy under Private Leadership in Mixed Oligopolies
  42. Introduction
  43. Payoff interdependence and the multi-store paradox
  44. Welfare-Improving Effect of a Small Number of Followers in a Stackelberg Model
  45. Should Firms Employ Personalized Pricing?
  46. Cournot–Bertrand comparison in a mixed oligopoly
  47. Competition and privatization policies revisited: the payoff interdependence approach
  48. Optimal Privatisation and Trade Policies with Endogenous Market Structure
  49. Price versus quantity in a mixed duopoly with foreign penetration
  50. Corporate Social Responsibility or Payoff Asymmetry? A Study of an Endogenous Timing Game
  51. Mixed Duopoly, Location Choice, and Shadow Cost of Public Funds*
  52. Comparison between specific taxation and volume quotas in a free entry Cournot oligopoly
  53. Advertising competition in a mixed oligopoly
  54. Mixed duopoly, privatization, and subsidization with excess burden of taxation
  55. Merger and entry-license tax
  56. Competitiveness and R&D competition revisited
  57. Privatization neutrality theorem revisited
  58. Long-Run Effects of Tax Policies in a Mixed Market
  59. HOW MANY FIRMS SHOULD BE LEADERS? BENEFICIAL CONCENTRATION REVISITED*
  60. MIXED DUOPOLY, PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION AND COMPETITION*
  61. AIRPORT PRIVATIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
  62. Price versus quantity in a mixed duopoly
  63. ENDOGENOUS FLEXIBILITY IN THE FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEM
  64. Welfare properties of strategic R&D investments in Hotelling models
  65. COMPETITIVENESS AND STABILITY OF COLLUSIVE BEHAVIOR
  66. Welfare consequence of an asymmetric regulation in a mixed Bertrand duopoly
  67. MARKET STRUCTURE AND PRIVATIZATION POLICY UNDER INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION*
  68. Long-Run Effects of Foreign Penetration on Privatization Policies
  69. Presence of foreign investors in privatized firms and privatization policy
  70. MARKET COMPETITION, R&D AND FIRM PROFITS IN ASYMMETRIC OLIGOPOLY*
  71. LOCATING OUTSIDE A LINEAR CITY CAN BENEFIT CONSUMERS*
  72. Price leadership in a homogeneous product market
  73. Collusion, agglomeration, and heterogeneity of firms
  74. Randomized strategy equilibrium in the action commitment game with costs of leading
  75. Access Charges, Vertical Separation, and Lobbying
  76. Spatial Cournot equilibria in a quasi-linear city
  77. On the uniqueness of Bertrand equilibrium
  78. Spatial Cournot competition and transportation costs in a circular city
  79. What role should public enterprises play in free-entry markets?
  80. ON THE ROBUSTNESS OF PRIVATE LEADERSHIP IN MIXED DUOPOLY
  81. PRIVATIZATION WAVES
  82. Airport Privatization and International Competition
  83. Patent Licensing, Bargaining, and Product Positioning
  84. Location equilibrium with asymmetric firms: the role of licensing
  85. Privatization and entries of foreign enterprises in a differentiated industry
  86. Payoff dominance and risk dominance in the observable delay game: a note
  87. A Small Firm Leads to Curious Outcomes: Social Surplus, Consumer Surplus, and R&D Activities
  88. Regional Restriction, Strategic Delegation, and Welfare
  89. A NONCOOPERATIVE SHIPPING COURNOT DUOPOLY WITH LINEAR-QUADRATIC TRANSPORT COSTS AND CIRCULAR SPACE*
  90. SIMULTANEOUS PRICE CHANGES, INFORMATION ACQUISITION ON COMMON COMPETITORS AND WELFARE*
  91. Profit-Enhancing Parallel Imports
  92. Cost differentials and mixed strategy equilibria in a Hotelling model
  93. Congestion-reducing investments and economic welfare in a Hotelling model
  94. Mixed oligopoly, foreign firms, and location choice
  95. Cournot and Bertrand in shipping models with circular markets
  96. A note on the excess entry theorem in spatial markets
  97. REALIZED COST-BASED SUBSIDIES FOR STRATEGIC R&D INVESTMENTS WITH EX ANTE AND EX POST ASYMMETRIES*
  98. R&D competition between public and private sectors
  99. Tax Effects in a Model of Product Differentiation: A Note
  100. Equilibrium number of firms and economic welfare in a spatial price discrimination model
  101. Cartel Stability in a Delivered Pricing Oligopoly
  102. Spatial Cournot competition and economic welfare: a note
  103. Economic welfare in delivered pricing duopoly: Bertrand and Cournot
  104. COMPETITION-ACCELERATING PUBLIC INVESTMENTS*
  105. Mixed Oligopoly at Free Entry Markets
  106. Endogenous Cost Differentials between Public and Private Enterprises: A Mixed Duopoly Approach
  107. Strategic Complementarity in Direct Investments
  108. Consumer-benefiting exclusive territories
  109. Endogenous Role in Mixed Markets: A Two-Production-Period Model
  110. Stackelberg Mixed Duopoly with a Foreign Competitor
  111. Mixed oligopoly and spatial agglomeration
  112. Market Instability in a Stackelberg Duopoly
  113. Quantity-setting oligopoly with endogenous sequencing
  114. Partial privatization in mixed duopoly
  115. HOW MANY FIRMS BECOME LEADERS?*
  116. ENDOGENOUS TIMING IN MULTI-STAGE DUOPOLY GAMES