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We assume that each firm has a subsidiary in each other ' s country and that each
market in served only by the plants operating in that country ( i . e . markets are
segmented ) . Thus we assume , for example , that firm 1 produces at the " parent
...
We assume that each firm has a subsidiary in each other ' s country and that each
market in served only by the plants operating in that country ( i . e . markets are
segmented ) . Thus we assume , for example , that firm 1 produces at the " parent
...
第 34 頁
Boch markets are characterized by Stackelberg duopoly at the beginning , where
firm I is assumed to be the market leader . ... For convenience , we assume that
the market size of each individual country is fixed to be one . Therefore , they are
...
Boch markets are characterized by Stackelberg duopoly at the beginning , where
firm I is assumed to be the market leader . ... For convenience , we assume that
the market size of each individual country is fixed to be one . Therefore , they are
...
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We assume that this utility function has following components which are additive .
First component is the gross utility ... route among the alternatives . We assume
that the available modes of journey are equally available along all the routes .
We assume that this utility function has following components which are additive .
First component is the gross utility ... route among the alternatives . We assume
that the available modes of journey are equally available along all the routes .
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