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 …

The Etruscan Brontoscopic Calendar is a rare document of omens foretold by thunder. It
long lay hidden, embedded in a Greek translation within a Byzantine treatise from the age of …

We study the impact of foresight in a transboundary pollution game; ie the ability of a country
to control its emissions taking into account the relationship between current emissions and …

The effective management of marine fisheries is an ongoing challenge at the intersection of
biology, economics, and policy. One way in which fish stocks—and their habitats—can be …

We propose an infinite-horizon differential oligopoly game where, at each point in time, m
Stackelberg leaders and n− m Stackelberg followers exploit a common-pool renewable …

We propose a dynamic model for studying the time evolution of fish stocks in an environment
divided into two adjacent zones with different fishing policies. We analyze two particular …

We characterize and compare closed-loop (feedback) price and quantity strategies within a
full-fledged dynamic model of oligopolistic competition in which production requires …

In this study, we use a differential game to illustrate that cooperation among oligopolists
selling a common-pool renewable resource may lead not only to higher industrial output …

We derive a feedback equilibrium of an infinite-horizon dynamic Cournot game where
production requires exploitation of a renewable mobile resource, such as migratory fish …

In this paper, we build a Closed-Loop Nash Equilibrium of a private property productive
asset oligopoly. We compare and contrast private with common property in terms of …