Strategic Behaviour and Industrial Competition

by Derek Morris (Editor)

The economics of industrial organization is undergoing major change and development as new analytical methods force a radical rethinking of the causes, nature, and effects of competitive behavior. These twelve original essays by a group of international scholars cover the areas of most current interest in the economics of industrial organization, including contestability theory, predatory pricing, strategic commitment, product differentiation and compatability, consumer information, and research and innovation.

242 pages, Paperback

First published March 5, 1987