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Imperfect Competition Revisited

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Imperfect Competition Revisited
Author(s)Robinson, Joan
AbstractIn an attempt to link some older questions to the requirements of a type of economic analysis which has freed itself from the need to assume conditions of static equilibrium, Robinson revisits her “The Economics of Imperfect Competition.” The chapter covers: industries and markets; who maximizes what?- the entrepreneur and profits; oligopoly; forms of competition; price policy and equilibrium.
IssueNo1
Pages222-238
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceCollected Economic Papers
VolumeNo2
PubDate1960
ISBN_ISSN0262180944
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