Price Discrimination and Imperfect Competition

By Lars A. Stole. 2003

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4. Paul Belleflamme
5. Jean-Charles Rochet
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• Recent developments in the economics of price discrimination (2006, background): “26 See Spulber (1989), Stole (1995) and Yin (2004) for models of nonlinear pricing when transport costs do depend on the quantities purchased.”
• Competitive Non-linear Pricing and Bundling (2009, background): “For example Spulber (1979), Stole (1995), Armstrong and Vickers (2001) and Rochet and Stole (2002) examine competitive nonlinear pricing in situations in which consumers purchase all products from a single supplier.”