V Kaftal, D Pal - Southern Economic Journal, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
We analyze the welfare impact of monopolistic third degree price discrimination when all markets are not necessarily served by uniform pricing. We consider n markets with linear …
As we saw in Chapter 2, producing new pharmaceutical products–and then verifying their effectiveness and safety–is both expensive and risky. Substantial financial incentives are …
Y Braouezec - Research in Economics, 2016 - Elsevier
We consider a profit-maximizing monopolist that faces N≥ 2 different markets while the number k of discriminatory prices is chosen by the regulator. Unlike the classical approach …
La thèse est composée de trois essais. Le premier est consacré au développement de méthodes statistiques adaptées à des situations où on ne peut pas supposer a priori que …
We consider a regulated monopolist that faces a continuum of markets (eg,[0, 1]) although a finite number k of prices must be charged. As a function of the integer k, we provide the …
We consider a model in which a profit-maximizing organization called the monopolist faces N _ 2 different (micro) market segments while the number k of market segments is chosen …
WWF III, T Syed - British Medical Bulletin, 2004 - cyber.harvard.edu
Malaria infection in humans originates from the bite of a female Anopheles mosquito carrying the sporozoite form of a Plasmodium parasite in her salivary gland. 4 Sporozoites …