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R&D , Privatization, Public Monopoly, Mixed Oligopoly, and Productive Efficiency

Shoji Haruna

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We investigate RD and (ii) if they are substitutes, then the public firm has a less incentive to invest in cost−reducing R&D in the public monopoly market than in the mixed oligopoly market.

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We investigate RD and (ii) if they are substitutes, then the public firm has a less incentive to invest in cost−reducing R&D in the public monopoly market than in the mixed oligopoly market.

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We investigate RD and (ii) if they are substitutes, then the public firm has a less incentive to invest in cost−reducing R&D in the public monopoly market than in the mixed oligopoly market.

Key concepts: Monopoly, Oligopoly, Incentive, Microeconomics, Economics, Industrial organization, Market structure, Natural monopoly

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