In this paper, we study a duopoly model in which two symmetric firms exploit the same public
renewable resource as an input for the production of a homogeneous good. We consider the …

This paper examines the macroscopic determinants such as the asymmetries of the
exchange rate and equity index of the number of newly established firms from Vietnam's …

In this paper, we study a differential game in which two competing firms exploit a public
renewable resource that is relevant from a landscape point of view. We consider a policy …

The economic theory of natural resources and the environment is characterized by an
intensive use of dynamic analysis for intuitive reasons, as the time dimension is essential to …

This dissertation discusses the Cournot competition and competitions in the exploitation of
common pool resources and its extension to the tragedy of the commons. I address these …

This chapter offers an overview of the literature discussing oligopoly games in which
polluting emissions are generated by the supply of goods requiring a natural resource as an …

The production of natural resource-based commodities is frequently affected by
environmental uncertainty and the strategic response of producers to uncertainty. We ask …

The term tragedy of the commons is widely used to describe the overexploitation of open
access common pool resources. Open access allows potential resource users to continue to …

Competition has long been hailed to be healthy for the advancement of the economy,
innovation, as well as consumer welfare and government, to a certain extent, promotes and …