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Wettbewerb im Verkauf. Modellanalyse des Anbieterverhaltens

1966

by Machlup

CompetitionFritz MachlupFrank KnightJoan RobinsonMethodologyMonopolyOligopolyEpistemologyIdeal TypePrice TheoryCartelsMarket StructureCausalityMicroeconomicsProfit and LossEquilibriumDepreciationProduction CostsMarginal CostOpportunity CostMarginalismRationalityElasticity of DemandExpectationsSubjective ValueProductivityFactors of ProductionMethodological IndividualismUncertaintyEmpiricismRationalizationLegal TheoryPrice ControlsPrice StabilityImmanuel KantErich SchneiderInvestmentMoney MarketJoseph SchumpeterMax WeberNicholas KaldorSpeculationInterventionismIndustrial RevolutionInfrastructureJohn HicksRobert TriffinScarcityTrade UnionsGround RentPerfect CompetitionEconomies of ScaleMonopolistic CompetitionDivision of LaborFederalismWalter EuckenGame TheoryOskar MorgensternVilfredo ParetoEconomic HistoryGeorge Stigler

Table of Contents · 124 segments

1
Title Page and Publication Informationtheoretical
2
Preface to the English Editiontheoretical
3
Preface to the German Editiontheoretical
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Table of Contentstheoretical
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Part One: Theory of the Firm and Types of Competitiontheoretical
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Chapter 1: Model Analysis and Observation: Prices and Costschapter
7
Theoretical vs. Descriptive Economics and Levels of Analysistheoretical
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The Choice of Models: Economy, Industry, and Firmtheoretical
9
Entrepreneurial Profit and the Lack of Empirical Datatheoretical
10
Production Costs and Accounting Challengestheoretical
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Average Costs and Joint Productiontheoretical
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Marginal Costs and Hypothetical Functionstheoretical
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Chapter 2: The Theory of the Firm - Marginal Analysis of Prices and Quantitieschapter
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Behavioral Models and Model Simplificationtheoretical
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Marginalist Thinking and the Logic of Maximatheoretical
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The Determination of Prices and Outputtheoretical
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Subjectivity of Costs and Revenuestheoretical
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Variables, Time Horizons, and the Logic of Calculationtheoretical
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The Seven Steps of Marginal Productivity Calculationtheoretical
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The Overtaking Analogy and Routine Decision-Makingtheoretical
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Subjectivity and Marginal Analysis of Changestheoretical
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Non-Pecuniary Considerations in Firm Theorytheoretical
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Managerial Interests and External Constraintstheoretical
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Profit Maximization under Uncertainty and Securitytheoretical
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The Validity of Marginalism in Uncertain Environmentstheoretical
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Chapter 3: The Practice of the Firm - Empirical Evidence and Counter-Evidencechapter
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The Vocabulary of the Economist and Business Languagetheoretical
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Retrospective Justification of Decisions and Actionstheoretical
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Averages of Fluctuating Costs and Pricestheoretical
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Actual and Potential Average Coststheoretical
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Average Cost Pricing as a Legal and Accounting Idealtheoretical
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Average Cost Pricing as an Instrument of Cartel Policytheoretical
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Average Costs as a Proxy for Long-term Demand Elasticitytheoretical
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Empirical Research on Pricing Methods in Practicetheoretical
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The Absence of Numerical Estimates and the Role of Theorytheoretical
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Confronting Conflicting Claims: Full Cost vs. Marginalismtheoretical
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Monopoly Power and Break-Even Chartstheoretical
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Theory and Practice: Final Reflectionstheoretical
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Kapitel 4: Typen des Wettbewerbs im Verkauf - Einleitung und Begriffsbestimmungtheoretical
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Differenzierung der Konkurrenzbegriffe und Adjektivetheoretical
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Konkurrierende Güter vs. Konkurrierende Anbietertheoretical
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Methoden der Umsatzerzielung und Käuferwahltheoretical
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Das Polypol: Definition und Typologietheoretical
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Reine Konkurrenz und die horizontale Preis-Absatzkurvetheoretical
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Das differenzierte Polypol (Monopolistische Konkurrenz)theoretical
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Logik und Vorbedingungen des Pleiopolstheoretical
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Das Monopol: Der alleinige Anbietertheoretical
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Der vollkommene Markt: Definitionen und Kriterientheoretical
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Zusammenfassung der Verkaufskonkurrenz-Typentheoretical
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Exkurs: Typen des Wettbewerbs im Einkauf (Monopson, Polypson, Oligopson)theoretical
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Kapitel 5: Das vollkommene und das unvollkommene Polypolchapter
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Das vollkommene Polypol: Ausbringungsmenge und Unternehmungsgrößetheoretical
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Das unvollkommene Polypol: Produktdifferenzierung und Kapazitättheoretical
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Transportkosten und Marktstellungtheoretical
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Exkurs: Grenzerlös und Preiselastizität der Nachfragetheoretical
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Kapitel 6: Der polypolistische Nicht-Preiswettbewerb und andere Formen des unvollkommenen Polypolschapter
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Der polypolistische Qualitätswettbewerb: Meßbarkeit und Determinierungtheoretical
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Der Einfluß der Absatzelastizität auf die Qualitätswahltheoretical
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Wirkungen von Qualitätsverbesserungen auf die Nachfragetheoretical
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Qualitätsdeterminierung bei festen Verkaufspreisentheoretical
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Der polypolistische Wettbewerb mittels Verkaufsanstrengungentheoretical
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Dynamic or Sequence Analysis of Advertising Campaign Effectstheoretical
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Variable Sales Costs and Net Price Sales Curvestheoretical
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The Sales Curve as a Locus of Maximum Prices or Quantitiestheoretical
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Deriving the Net Sales Curve and Distinguishing Coststheoretical
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Visualizing Net Average Revenue and Sales Cost Elasticitytheoretical
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Quasi-Perfect Polypoly and Horizontal Sales Curvestheoretical
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Historical Frequency of Polypoly and Market Evolutiontheoretical
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Polypoly in General Equilibrium Theorytheoretical
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Chapter 7: The Pleiopoly - New Competitors in a Profitable Industrychapter
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Chapter 8: The Pleiopol - Profit, Rent, and Artificial Scarcitychapter
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The Calculation of Profits: Ex Ante and Ex Post Perspectivestheoretical
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Discrepancies in Profit Calculation and Relevant Perspectivestheoretical
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The Relevant Profit Calculations and the Role of the Outsidertheoretical
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Case Study: Investment Prospectus for a Cardboard Factorytheoretical
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Accounting vs. Economic Concepts in Profit Analysistheoretical
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The Breakdown of Total Revenue: Costs, Rents, and Profitstheoretical
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Catalog of Typical Profit Expectation Scenariostheoretical
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Monopoly Rents as Production Costs and Artificial Scarcitytheoretical
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Chapter 9: The Interaction of Polypoly and Pleiopoly under Perfect Conditionschapter
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Group Equilibrium and Marginal Enterprisestheoretical
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Perfect Polypoly and Perfect Pleiopoly: The Identity of Price and Coststheoretical
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Process Analysis of Price Expectation Adjustmenttheoretical
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The Adjustment of Cost Conditions and Differential Rentstheoretical
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Full Capacity Utilization and Optimal Firm Sizetheoretical
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Chapter 10: The Interaction of Polypoly and Pleiopoly under Imperfectionchapter
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Perfect Polypoly and Imperfect Pleiopoly: Excessive Size and Outputtheoretical
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Diagrammatic Analysis of Perfect Polypoly and Imperfect Pleiopolytheoretical
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Imperfect Polypoly and Perfect Pleiopoly: The Tangency Rule and Excess Capacitytheoretical
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Interpretations of the Tangency Rule and Differential Rentstheoretical
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Economic Waste and the Nine Reasons for Decreasing Coststheoretical
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Advantages of Pleiopoly and the Critique of Entry Restrictionstheoretical
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Imperfect Polypoly and Imperfect Pleiopoly: Political and Strategic Barrierstheoretical
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Kapitel 11: Merkmale und Einteilungsprinzipien des Oligopols - Wortbildungchapter
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Merkmale des Oligopols: Monopolmacht und die Abgrenzung zum Polypoltheoretical
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Die Kritik der Preis-Absatzkurve im Oligopoltheoretical
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Doppelrollen und Klassifikationen des Oligopolstheoretical
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Koordinationsgrade und Zustände: Kampf, Waffenstillstand und Friedetheoretical
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Kapitel 12: Die klassischen Dyopoltheorien und ihre modernen Weiterentwicklungenchapter
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Das Cournot-Modell: Analyse und Arithmetische Demonstrationtheoretical
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Das Bertrand-Modell: Preiswettbewerb und Ruinöse Konkurrenztheoretical
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Das Edgeworth-Modell: Kapazitätsbeschränkungen und Oszillationtheoretical
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Vergleich der klassischen Modelle und Analyse der Marktbedingungentheoretical
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Erweiterungen der klassischen Modelle: Von Symmetrie zu Asymmetrietheoretical
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Kapitel 13: Oligopolistische Indeterminiertheit und Kollusionchapter
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Chapter 14: Oligopolistic Non-Price Competition and Price Rigiditychapter
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Chapter 15: Organized, Leadership, and Unorganized Oligopolychapter
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Types of Organized Oligopoly and the Approximation of Monopoly Policytheoretical
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The Economics of Syndicate Policytheoretical
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Decisions within Price Cartels and Member Behaviortheoretical
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Member Behavior under Fixed Cartel Rules and Secret Price Cuttingtheoretical
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The Impact of Quota Systems and Penalties on Productiontheoretical
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Produktionseinschränkung auf Grund von Strafandrohung für Quotenüberschreitungtheoretical
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Das Verhalten der Kartellmitglieder in Erwartung von Neuverhandlungentheoretical
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Die Theorie der Kartellverhandlung und Kartelleitungtheoretical
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Das Führerschaftsoligopol: Begriffe und Befähigungtheoretical
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Das Teilmonopol und das Teiloligopoltheoretical
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Abwechselnde Führerschaft und Nicht-organisierte Zusammenarbeittheoretical
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Typen des nicht-koordinierten Oligopols: Kampf, Überkonkurrenz und Kettenoligopoltheoretical
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Historische Entwicklungslinien des Oligopolstheoretical
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Chapter 16: Oligopoly in Connection with Pleiopolychapter
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Part Seven: A Single Sellertheoretical
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Chapter 17: The Monopolychapter
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Index (Register)bibliography