Multiproduct Firms and Market Structure: An Explorative Application to the Product Life Cycle

By P. Allanson, C. Montagna. 2005

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Trading Away Wide Brands for Cheap Brands (2011, unknown): “8Allanson and Montagna (2005) use a nested CES demand structure to examine product variety within firms. The production side of this economy is similar to Krugman (1980) so it can be readily extended to study the impact of trade on product and process innovation.”
The Empirics of Firm Heterogeneity and International Trade (2012, background): “While early contributions such as Ottaviano & Thisse (1999) and Allanson & Montagna (2005) modeled rms and products symmetrically, more recent research has explored the idea that rms have core competences.”
Multi-Product Firms and Flexible Manufacturing in the Global Economy (2009, unknown): “The type of cost linkages and the existence of demand linkages and cannibalization distinguish our work from recent papers by Allanson and Montagna (2005), Bernard, Redding and Schott (2005) and Nocke and Yeaple (2005).”
Two and a Half Theories of Trade (2010, unknown): “Formally: 11To see this, di¤erentiate the expression for prots from (2) where output is at its symmetric equilibrium level given by (4), to obtain: s = s (2)x(2) and n = 2 n+1s (1)x(2).”