ENDOGENOUS QUALITY CHOICE AND THE IMPACT OF QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS
Author:
Ananish Chaudhuri
DOI:
10.1080/08853900050217435
Publication Frequency:
4 issues per year
Subjects:
Business & Management;
Development Economics;
Globalisation;
International Business;
International Economics;
International Political Economy;
International Trade (incl. trade agreements & tariffs);
Management & Management Techniques;
Politics of International Trade;
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Abstract
In this article a model of vertical product differentiation with two firms (a home firm and a foreign firm) engaged in endogenous quality competition. The firms engage in a two-stage game, where in the first stage they choose qualities in a sequential manner. In the second stage, the firms compete in quantities (a la Cournot) moving sequentially again. In the second part of this article, the impact of quantitative restrictions (ike a VER or quota) on the quality choices and other related variables like prices, firm profitability, consumer surplus, etc.
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