Advanced Industrial Economics - (2nd Edition)

Author: Martin
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: New Century University Economics Textbook Translation Series. As an authoritative textbook on advanced industrial economics, this book fully reflects the new research findings of the mainstream school of industrial economics (also known as industrial organization). Building upon the continuation of mainstream industrial economics research methods and fundamental claims, the book selectively selects most of the key issues in contemporary mainstream industrial economics as its main content, thereby fully meeting the requirements of graduate education. The book covers topics such as the theoretical foundation of oligopoly, the neoclassical empirical research on the Chamberlin model, early empirical studies on the relationship between structure—behavior—performance, strategic behavior, collusion and non-cooperative collusion, the determinants of market structure and firm structure, as well as vertical restraints.