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5“...We prove that a sufficient condition for the core existence in a n-firm vertically differentiated market is that the qualities of firms’ products are...”
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6by Gabszewicz, Jean Zanaj, Skerdilajda Published in International journal of economic theory (01.06.2020)“...We compare the effects of migration on the production of public goods, on income taxes, and on the welfare of residents in the sending and receiving countries...”
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7“...In this paper, we extend the concept of stability to vertical collusive agreements involving downstream and upstream firms, using a setup of successive Cournot...”
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8by Gabszewicz, Jean Gabszewicz, Jean Tarola, Ornella Tarola, Ornella Zanaj, Skerdilajda Zanaj, Skerdilajda Published in International tax and public finance (01.06.2016)“...We analyze labor migration flows between two countries (regions) with different-sized populations and different levels of productive efficiencies to determine...”
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9by Gabszewicz, Jean J Wauthy, Xavier Y Published in Regional science and urban economics (01.11.2012)“...We explore a variant of the Hotelling model which allows to nest horizontal and vertical differentiation into a unified setup whose key parameter is the...”
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10by AMIR, RABAH GABSZEWICZ, JEAN RESENDE, JOANA Published in Journal of public economic theory (01.10.2014)“...We explore the issue of minorities' survival in the presence of positive network externalities. We rely on a simple example of thematic clubs to illustrate why...”
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11“...We model platform competition in a market where products are characterized by cross network externalities. Consumers differ in their valuation of these...”
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12by Gabszewicz, Jean Tarola, Ornella Published in Economics of innovation and new technology (01.06.2012)“...This paper explores (i) the incentives for an incumbent firm to acquire an entrant willing to sell a product innovation rather than openly competing with this...”
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13by Gabszewicz, Jean J Zanaj, Skerdilajda Published in International journal of economic theory (01.06.2011)“...In the present paper, we propose an extension of Spengler's (1950) analysis of successive oligopolies, to study the effects of entry in the downstream and...”
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14by GABSZEWICZ, JEAN LAUSSEL, DIDIER YPERSELE, TANGUY ZANAJ, SKERDILAJDA Published in Journal of public economic theory (01.06.2013)“...This paper introduces a new approach to successive oligopolies. We draw on market games à la Shapley–Shubik to examine how successive oligopolies operate...”
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15“...This paper develops a model of the daily newspaper industry in order to provide a tentative explanation for the rise of free newspapers. This explanation is...”
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16“...We obtain explicitly the optimal path of prices for a monopolist in a network industry with a horizon. We describe this optimal path as a function of network...”
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17“...The press industry depends in a crucial way on the possibility of financing an important fraction of its activities by advertising receipts. We show that this...”
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18by Gabszewicz, Jean J Laussel, Didier Sonnac, Nathalie Published in Journal of media economics (18.02.2010)“...This article first provides an alternative formulation of the Cancian, Bills and Bergström (1995) problem, which discards the non-existence difficulty and...”
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19by Gabszewicz, Jean J“...Perfect competition provides a model of a frictionless economy in which economic agents behave independently of each other, abandoning to the market the task...”
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20by Gabszewicz, Jean J Laussel, Didier Sonnac, Nathalie Published in Journal of public economic theory (01.07.2002)“...The press industry depends in a crucial way on the possibility of financing an important fraction of its activities by advertising receipts. We show that this...”