We study when a monopolistically-competitive firm may optimally choose to limit the size of its market. This may be the case when the cost of serving the market with geographically dispersed customers is increasing in size. We also investigate the incentives faced by a firm to limit the reach of its market when it adopts two different pricing schemes. We show that under certain assumptions the derived equilibria are constrained socially optimal.
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Titolo: | Why should a firm choose to limit the size of it market area? |
Data di pubblicazione: | 2008 |
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Autori: | Alderighi, Marco; C., Piga |
Rivista: | REGIONAL SCIENCE AND URBAN ECONOMICS |
Abstract: | We study when a monopolistically-competitive firm may optimally choose to limit the size of its market. This may be the case when the cost of serving the market with geographically dispersed customers is increasing in size. We also investigate the incentives faced by a firm to limit the reach of its market when it adopts two different pricing schemes. We show that under certain assumptions the derived equilibria are constrained socially optimal. |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 01 - Article in academic journal / Articolo su rivista Scientifica |
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