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Un modelo integrado de depredación y colusión

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  • Germán Coloma

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Este trabajo presenta un modelo de depredación bajo condiciones de información completa y lo integra con un modelo de colusión. La competencia, la colusión y la depredación son estrategias alternativas de las dos empresas que se incluyen en el modelo. Las conclusiones básicas son que hay depredación cuando una empresa tiene un factor de descuento alto y la otra tiene un factor de descuento bajo, que hay competencia cuando ambas empresas tienen factores de descuento bajos, y que, cuando ambas empresas tienen factores de descuento altos, los equilibrios son múltiples y el juego puede transformarse en una guerra de desgaste. La colusión también puede sostenerse como un equilibrio de Nash en ciertos casos, pero los factores de descuento requeridos tienen un límite inferior y un límite superior.

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Paper provided by Universidad del CEMA in its series CEMA Working Papers: Serie Documentos de Trabajo. with number 200.

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Date of creation: Oct 2001
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Handle: RePEc:cem:doctra:200

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Keywords: Depredación; Colusión; Competencia; Guerra de desgaste; Equilibrio de Nash; Factores de descuento.;

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