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Collusion with Persistent Cost Shocks. Susan Athey and Kyle Bagwell. First Draft: March, 2003; This Draft: July, 2006. Abstract. We consider a dynamic Bertrand ...

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Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive equilibria available ...

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Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive equilibria available ...

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cost types, first ... one type and then another type reveals that the firm must have misrepresented at one point, given that cost types do not change throughout ...

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Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive equilibria available ...

Collusion With Persistent Cost Shocks - Athey - 2008 - Econometrica

Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive ...

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We consider an infinitely repeated Bertrand game, in which prices are publicly observed and each firm receives a privately observed cost shock in each ...

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Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive equilibria available ...

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Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive equilibria available ...

Collusion with Persistent Cost Shocks

Although cost shocks are independent across firms, within a firm costs follow a first-order Markov process. We analyze the set of collusive equilibria available ...

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Despite this, our analysis makes clear that nonlinear costs do not remove the incentive for pooling nor do they invalidate our overall approach.

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Regulating Collusion - Annual Reviews

We attempt to provide a systemic view of the process of regulating collusion, including detection and prosecution as well as bargaining between firms and ...

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However, according to the above mechanism, negative cost shocks would never be transmitted to final prices if the firms' collusive scheme worked ...

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indicates a 20% learning rate; and a = 1 is the initial cost.20 ... “Collusion with persistent cost shocks.” Econometrica,. 76(3): 493 ...

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Collusion better than bid rotation is still feasible, but full surplus cannot be extracted. This constraint becomes less severe with more players and large ...

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do not have strict incentives to form the cartel in the first place. ... Collusion with persistent cost shocks.” Econo- · metrica, 76, 493–540 ...

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In many markets, empirical evidence suggests that positive production cost shocks tend to be transmitted more quickly and fully to final ...

Weak cartels and collusion-proof auctions - ScienceDirect

... do to respond to such cartel behavior is to raise the reserve price. ... Athey et al. Collusion with persistent cost shocks. Econometrica. (2008). S ...

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patient or negative cost shocks become more persistent, negative cost shocks are ... persistent, and the firms do not discount the future ...