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1.Securities' Equilibrium Price under Imperfect-Competition不完全竞争条件下的证券均衡价格 2.Demand functions and decision-making behaviors of the bid participants are discussed and based on the asymmetric static games, the equilibrium price and the optimized quotation of bidders in bidding appraisal proce...
In this paper we develop a mutli-sector model of firms' pricing behavior under imperfect competition. We allow for the fact that some goods sold will be formal consumption, while others will be used as intermediate goods in further production. We assume that price setters are constrained by th...
1.Securities' Equilibrium Price under Imperfect-Competition不完全竞争条件下的证券均衡价格 2.Demand functions and decision-making behaviors of the bid participants are discussed and based on the asymmetric static games, the equilibrium price and the optimized quotation of bidders in bidding appraisal proce...
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The characteristics of perfect competition are: large number of buyers and sellers in the market, sellers sell identical products, the demand is perfectly elastic, there is no restriction in entry and exit conditions in the market, and the buyers and ...
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