Chapter 12 Product differentiation

Handbook of Industrial Organization

Volumn 1, Issue , 1989, Pages 723-768

  Curtis Eaton, B ^a   Lipsey, Richard G ^b  

^a SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY   (Canada)

^b QUEEN S UNIVERSITY   (Canada)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 70350116353     PISSN: 1573448X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
DOI: 10.1016/S1573-448X(89)01015-0     Document Type: Review

References (60)

1. forthcoming. Anderson S.P., de Palma A., and Thisse J.F. A representative consumer theory of the logit model. International Economic Review 29 (1988)
2. Archibald G.C. Chamberlin versus Chicago. Review of Economic Studies 29 (1961) 1-28
3. Archibald G.C., and Eaton B.C. Two applications of characteristics theory. In: Fiewel G. (Ed). Essays in memory of Joan Robinson (1988), MacMillan, London
4. Archibald G.C., and Rosenbluth G. The 'new' theory of consumer demand and monopolistic competition. Quarterly Journal of Economics 80 (1975) 569-590
5. Archibald G.C., Eaton B.C., and Lipsey R.G. Address models of value theory. In: Stiglitz J.E., and Mathewson G.F. (Eds). New developments in the analysis of market structure (1986), MIT Press, Cambridge 3-47
6. Baumol W.J. Calculation of optimal product and retailer characteristics: The abstract product approach. Journal of Political Economy 75 (1967) 674-685
7. Bishop R.L. Monopolistic competition and welfare economics. In: Kuenne R. (Ed). Monopolistic competitive theory: Studies in impact (1967), Wiley, New York 251-263
8. Bonnano G. Vertical differentiation with Cournot competition. Economic Notes 2 (1986) 68-91
9. Boulding K. Economic analysis (1966), Harper, New York
10. Brander J.A., and Eaton J. Product line rivalry. American Economic Review 74 (1984) 323-326
11. Chamberlin E.H. The theory of monopolistic competition (1933), Harvard University Press, Cambridge
12. Chamberlin E.H. Monopolistic competition revisited. Economica 18 (1951) 343-355
13. Christaller W. Die zentralen Orte in Suddeutschland: Eine okonomisch-geographische Untersuchung uber die Gesetzmassigkeit der Verbrietung und Entwicklung der Siedlungen mit stadtischen Funktionen (1933), Fischer, Jena
14. d'Aspremont C., Gabszewicz J.J., and Thisse J.F. On 'Hotelling's stability in competition'. Econometrica 47 (1979) 1145-1150
15. Deneckere R., and Davidson C. Incentives to form coalitions with Bertrand competition. Rand Journal of Economics 16 (1985) 473-486
16. Deneckere R., and Rothschild M. Monopolistic competition and optimum preference diversity. discussion paper no. 684 (1986), Northwestern University
17. Dixit A.K., and Stiglitz J.E. Monopolistic competition and optimum product diversity. American Economic Review 67 (1977) 297-308
18. Eaton B.C., and Lipsey R.G. The principle of minimum differentiation reconsidered: Some new developments in the theory of spatial competition. Review of Economic Studies 42 (1975) 27-49
19. Eaton B.C., and Lipsey R.G. The non-uniqueness of equilibrium in the Loschian location model. American Economic Review 66 (1976) 77-93
20. Eaton B.C., and Lipsey R.G. Freedom of entry and the existence of pure profit. Economic Journal 88 (1978) 455-469
21. Eaton B.C., and Lipsey R.G. The theory of market preemption: The persistence of excess capacity and monopoly in growing spatial markets. Economica 46 (1979) 149-158
22. Eaton B.C., and Lipsey R.G. Exit barriers are entry barriers: The durability of capital as a barrier to entry. Bell Journal of Economics 11 (1980) 721-729
23. Eaton B.C., and Wooders M.H. Sophisticated entry in a model of spatial competition. Rand Journal of Economics 16 (1985) 282-297
24. mimeo. Ferguson. On the theory of demand for differentiated goods (1983), University of Victoria
25. Gabszewicz J.J., and Thisse J.F. Price competition, quality and income disparties. Journal of Economic Theory 20 (1979) 340-359
26. Gabszewicz J.J., and Thisse J.F. Entry (and exit) in a differentiated industry. Journal of Economic Theory 22 (1980) 327-338
27. Gabszewicz J.J., and Thisse J. On the nature of competition with differentiated products. Economic Journal 96 (1986) 160-172
28. Hart O.D. Monopolistic competition in a large economy with differentiated commodities. Review of Economic Studies 46 (1979) 1-30
29. Hart O.D. Monopolistic competition in the spirit of Chamberlin: Special results. Economic Journal 95 (1985) 889-908
30. Hay D.A. Sequential entry and entry-deterring strategies in spatial competition. Oxford Economic Papers 28 (1976) 240-257
31. Hotelling H. Stability in competition. Economic Journal 39 (1929) 41-57
32. Jones L.E. The efficiency of monopolistically competition equilibria in large economies: Commodity differentiation with gross substitutes. Journal of Economic Theory 41 (1987) 356-391
33. Judd K.L. Credible spatial preemption. Rand Journal of Economics 16 (1985) 153-166
34. Kaldor N. Mrs. Robinson's 'economics of imperfect competition'. Economica 1 (1934) 335-341
35. Kaldor N. Market imperfections and excess capacity. Economica 2 (1935) 33-50
36. Koenker R.W., and Perry M.K. Product differentiation, monopolistic competition, and public policy. Bell Journal of Economics 12 (1981) 217-231
37. Kreps D.M., and Scheinkman J.A. Quantity precommitment and Bertrand competition yield Cournot outcomes. Bell Journal of Economics 14 (1983) 326-337
38. Lancaster K.J. A new approach to consumer theory. Journal of Political Economy 74 (1966) 132-157
39. Lancaster K.J. Variety, equity, and efficiency (1979), Columbia University Press, New York
40. Lane W. Product differentiation in a market with endogenous sequential entry. Bell Journal of Economics 11 (1980) 237-260
41. Lerner A., and Singer H. Some notes on duopoly and spatial competition. Journal of Political Economy 45 (1941) 423-439
42. Losch A. The nature of economic regions. Southern Economic Journal 5 (1938) 71-78
43. Markham J.W. The theory of monopolistic competition after thirty years. American Economic Review 54 (1964) 53-55
44. Novshek W. Equilibrium in simple spatial (or differentiated product) models. Journal of Economic Theory 22 (1980) 313-326
45. Perloff J.M., and Salop S.C. Equilibrium with product differentiation. Review of Economic Studies 52 (1985) 107-120
46. Prescott E.C., and Visscher M. Sequential location among firms with foresight. Bell Journal of Economics 8 (1977) 378-393
47. Quandt R.E., and Baumol W.J. The demand for abstract transport modes: Theory and measurement. Journal Regional Science 6 (1966) 13-26
48. Robinson J. The economics of imperfect competition (1934), Macmillan, London
49. Salant D.J. Equilibrium in a spatial model of imperfect competition with sequential choice of locations and quantities. Canadian Journal of Economics 19 (1986) 685-715
50. Salop S. Monopolistic competition with outside goods. Bell Journal of Economics 10 (1979) 141-156
51. Sattinger M. Value of an additional firm in monopolistic competition. Review of Economic Studies 51 (1984) 321-3332
52. Schmalensee R. Entry deterrence in the ready-to-eat breakfast cereal industry. Bell Journal of Economics 9 (1978) 305-327
53. Schmalensee R. Econometric diagnosis of competitive localization. working paper no. 1390-83 (1983), MIT
54. Shaked A., and Sutton J. Relaxing price competition through product differentiation. Review of Economic Studies 49 (1982) 3-13
55. Shaked A., and Sutton J. Natural oligopolies. Econometrica 51 5 (1983) 1469-1483
56. Singh N., and Vives X. Price and quantity competition in a differentiated duopoly. Rand Journal of Economics 15 (1984) 546-554
57. Smithies A. Optimum location in spatial competition. Journal of Political Economy 49 (1941) 423-439
58. Spence A.M. Product selection, fixed costs, and monopolistic competition. Review of Economic Studies 43 (1976) 217-235
59. Spence A.M. Product differentiation and welfare. American Economic Review 66 (1976) 407-414
60. Sraffa P. The laws of returns under competitive conditions. Economic Journal 34 (1926) 535-550