Oligopoly theory is one of the most intensively studied areas of mathematical economics. On
the basis of the pioneering works of Cournot (1838), many researchers have developed and …

We study a heterogeneous duopolistic Cournotian game, in which the firms, producing a
homogeneous good, have reduced rationality and respectively adopt a “Local Monopolistic …

We propose an oligopoly game where quantity setting firms have incomplete information
about the demand function. At each time step they solve a profit maximization problem …

This paper proposes dynamic oligopolistic models to describe heterogenous banks that
compete in the loan market. Two boundedly rational banks adopt an adaptive behavior to …

Periodicities in Linear Fractional Recurrences: Degree Growth of Birational Surface Maps
Page 1 Michigan Math. J. 54 (2006) Periodicities in Linear Fractional Recurrences: Degree …

When nondegenerate homoclinic orbits to an expanding fixed point of a map f: X→ X, X⊆ R
n, exist, the point is called a snap-back repeller. It is known that the relevance of a snap-back …

The time evolution of an oligopoly system is often described as an n-players game which is
played repeatedly, in the sense that at each discrete time period t= 0, 1,..., n producers …

This paper is the second part of an earlier work devoted to the properties specific to maps of
the plane characterized by the presence of a vanishing denominator, which gives rise to the …

Adynamic rent seeking game with two boundedly rrational players is analyzed. The game is
modeled as a discrete dynamical system of the plane, represented by the iteration of a …

The theory of critical curves determines the main characteristics of a discrete dynamical
system in two dimensions. One important property that has garnered recent attention is the …