Informative Versus Persuasive Advertising in a Dynamic Hotelling Monopoly
A dynamic Hotelling monopoly model is proposed, with the purpose of characterising the effects of informative and persuasive advertising in a regime of partial market coverage. The two models are solved to show the emergence of a unique saddle-point stead
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Spatial Economics Volume I Theory
Spatial Economics Volume I
Stefano Colombo Editor
Spatial Economics Volume I Theory
Editor Stefano Colombo Department of Economics & Finance Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Milano, Italy
ISBN 978-3-030-40097-2 ISBN 978-3-030-40098-9 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-40098-9
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Contents
Part I Classic Models 1
Classic Spatial Models Stefano Colombo
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Spatial Cournot Competition Fu-Chuan Lai
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Models of Spatial Competition: A Critical 2012 –2018 Update Ricardo Biscaia and Isabel Mota
Part II Reviews of Literature 4
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New Economic Geography: Economic Integration and Spatial Imbalances José M. Gaspar Location Games Simon Loertscher
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6 Non-localised Spatial Competition: The “Spokes Model” Carlo Reggiani 7 Patent Licensing in Models of Spatial Competition: A Literature Review Marcella Scrimitore Part III Models of Spatial Economics
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8 Zoning Regulations and Firms’ Corporate Social Responsibility Juan Carlos Bárcena-Ruiz and F. Javier Casado-Izaga
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9 Optimal Privatization in a Vertical Chain: A Delivered Pricing Model John S. Heywood, Shiqiang Wang, and Guangliang Ye
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10 Informative Versus Persuasive Advertising in a Dynamic Hotelling Monopoly Luca Lambertini
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11 Quality Preference, Congestion, and Differentiation Strategy Zemin Hou and Yong Qi
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12 Quality and Price Competition in Spatial Markets Kurt R. Brekke, Luigi Siciliani, and Odd Rune Straume
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