C. (1980), MONOPOLY WELFARE LOSS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM . The Manchester School, 48: 331–354. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9957.1980.tb00728.x Author Information University of York ‡ An earlier version was presented for the Fourth European Conference on Industrial Structure, University of Newcastle ...
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The analysis is based on 6,500 banks and over 2,000 markets. Results indicate that the deadweight welfare loss in banking is very small. However, the redistribution effect (total monopoly profits) and restriction of output in banking is quite large....
Unfortunately, my gain is Argentina’s loss. In a column for the Wall Street Journal, Dave Seminara discusses that nation’s long-run decline. Argentina was one of the world’s seven richest countries at the turn of the last century thanks to its agricultural abundance. “People used to sa...
Forthcoming in International Journal of the Economics of Business, 1999 1. Introduction 1. Introduction During the last fifty years, the dominant method of measuring the welfare loss of monopoly has been to estimate the dead-weight loss triangle. This method led to empirical estimates ...
Inside the neoclassical framework a monopoly produces an unambiguous loss of social welfare. In this article some dynamic efficiency aspects of monopoly in connection with economies of scale are discussed. Two different cases of the costs of capacity expansion for a branch are compared: (1) the ...
Determine why the work in mechanism design leads to a greater interest in behavioral economics. Describe the welfare loss created by a monopoly. Explain two unintended consequences of social insurance programs. Explain three (3) ways in which TANF differs from AFDC. ...
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This sensitivity analysis delivers one more important insight. With the exception of the lower monopoly markup case, all these additional cases provide a significantly worse fit in terms of asset prices, in particular with respect to the equity premium. Hence, a model that matches asset pricing mo...
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