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Вертикальные Межфирменные Взаимодействия С Управляемой Надбавкой К Затратам

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Предложен механизм транзакций между вертикально связанными фирмами с контролируемой ценовой надбавкой, которая определяется коэффициентом маржинализации, равным отношению цены продукта к средним издержкам поставщика. Разработаны модели и уравнения равновесия вертикальных олигополий до интеграции производителей промежуточного и конечного продукта и в результате применения контрактной формы сделок между предприятиями по цене ниже рыночной и наличия компенсирующего трансферта, выплачиваемого производителем конечного продукта. Определены нижняя и верхняя границы коэффициента маржинализации, при уменьшении которого в этом интервале прибыль каждой фирмы, применяющей предложенную форму взаимодействия, синергетический эффект и выгода потребителей возрастают от значений, соответствующих отсутствию вертикального контроля, до максимальных величин, достигаемых в случае создания поставщиком и потребителем интегрированной фирмы.

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  • Плещинский А.С., 2014. "Вертикальные Межфирменные Взаимодействия С Управляемой Надбавкой К Затратам," Журнал Экономика и математические методы (ЭММ), Центральный Экономико-Математический Институт (ЦЭМИ), vol. 50(4), pages 112-133, октябрь.
  • Handle: RePEc:scn:cememm:v:50:y:2014:i:4:p:112-133
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