Mixed oligopoly, productive efficiency, and spillover
Susumu Cato
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Susumu Cato
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the public sector's cost-reducing investment when there exists the effect of RDspillover. We show that the investment in the mixed oligopoly is not higher than that in the public monopoly. When the cost-reducing effect of investment for each firm is the same, the investment in the mixed oligopoly is equal to that in the public monopoly. In such a case, the emergence of private firms has a positive impact on social welfare. Our model is an extended version of Nishimori and Ogawa (2002), which study the RDinvestment by the public sector. I thank to anonymous referees for their valuable comments. I gratefully acknowledge the Japan Society for the Promotion of
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the public sector's cost-reducing investment when there exists the effect of RDspillover. We show that the investment in the mixed oligopoly is not higher than that in the public monopoly. When the cost-reducing effect of investment for each firm is the same, the investment in the mixed oligopoly is equal to that in the public monopoly. In such a case, the emergence of private firms has a positive impact on social welfare. Our model is an extended version of Nishimori and Ogawa (2002), which study the RDinvestment by the public sector. I thank to anonymous referees for their valuable comments. I gratefully acknowledge the Japan Society for the Promotion of
Key concepts: Oligopoly, Monopoly, Investment (military), Spillover effect, Economics, Microeconomics, Public sector, Social Welfare