Titlebook: Current Issues in Industrial Economics; John Cable (Professor of Economics) Textbook Dec 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

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Introduction and Overview: Recent Developments in Industrial Economics, p. 1) but as a supply-side perspective on the workings of the economy, ‘particularly those markets in which business firms are sellers’ (Schmalensee, 1988, p. 643). As an approach, it has always embraced theory, measurement, the empirical testing of hypotheses and policy application, albeit with varying degrees of emphasis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23154-6economics; equilibrium; innovation; modeling; welfare

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Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994

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Economics of the Firm, of the internal organisation of the firms themselves. Instead, very simple models of the firm tend to be used so that attention can be focused on the interactions between them. Thus a typical representation of a firm is an entity, ., which chooses its product price or output level to.where . denote

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Conjectural Variations,ppliers’ underlying beliefs about the nature of rivalry which are possible. In this chapter we will first outline the conventional, static CV framework for a homogeneous goods market, where firms regard output choices as their strategic variable. Within this framework, we argue that it is possible t