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A Note on Yardstick Competition under Asymmetric Information

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Chone, Ph.
Lesur, R.

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We reexamine the mechanism of yardstick competition when the regulator does not observe firms' cost characteristics, which can depend on exogenous variables and idiosyncratic shocks.

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Paper provided by Institut National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economiques- in its series Papers with number 2000-31.

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Keywords: COMPETITION COSTS INFORMATION

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