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Les limites a la discrimination par les prix

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Malin, E.
Martimort, D.

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Dans cet article, nous proposons un cadre unifie permettant de rendre compte des developpements les plus recents de la theorie de la discrimination par le prix. Ces developpements ont pour denominateur commun le desir de relacher les hypotheses sous-tendants le cas desormais classique de la discrimination monopolistique. Notre cadre unifie permet de comparer les distortions allocatives du modele classique avec celles obtenues lorsque ces hypotheses sont perturbees.

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Paper provided by Toulouse - GREMAQ in its series Papers with number 99.531.

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Date of creation: 1999
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Keywords: PRIX ; THEORIE ECONOMIQUE;

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