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Firm 1 is from country 1 and firm 2 is from country 2 . Both firms have sales in both
countries 1 and 2 . 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 ...
Firm 1 is from country 1 and firm 2 is from country 2 . Both firms have sales in both
countries 1 and 2 . 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 ...
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Boch markets are characterized by Stackelberg duopoly at the beginning , where
firm I is assumed to be the market leader . Varket demands are defined by the
inverse demand curve : Pi = 1 - 0 - where i . j = 1 and 2 . Subscripts refer to the ...
Boch markets are characterized by Stackelberg duopoly at the beginning , where
firm I is assumed to be the market leader . Varket demands are defined by the
inverse demand curve : Pi = 1 - 0 - where i . j = 1 and 2 . Subscripts refer to the ...
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Next , we refer to recent related literature . Blonigen and Park ' s ( 2004 ) study
resembles our own . They examine the dynamic pricing problem that a foreign
firm faces in the presence of AD investigations and duties in the export market .
Next , we refer to recent related literature . Blonigen and Park ' s ( 2004 ) study
resembles our own . They examine the dynamic pricing problem that a foreign
firm faces in the presence of AD investigations and duties in the export market .
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