Market microstructure : Intermediaries and the theory of the firm.

By Bert Scholtens. 2000

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Dynamic Matching, Two-Sided Incomplete Information, and Participation Costs: Existence and Convergence to Perfect Competition (2007, unknown): “Now, since the slope of Sδ is at most one (see the formula in Proposition 7), it follows that m+Nδ ≥ ε 3 gδNδ, (23)”
Leasing and Secondary Markets: Theory and Evidence from Commercial Aircraft (2011, unknown): “while z1 (1) satisfies V1 (z1 (1)) = V2 (z1 (1)) + p1 − p2 ( 41 )”
Platform Intermediation in a Market for Differentiated Products (2009, unknown): “In the classical literature on intermediation, intermediaries “make the market” by choosing input and output prices to maximize their profits (see Spulber (1999) and the references therein).”
On Modes of Economic Governance (2001, methodology): “Spulber (1999) has a thorough analysis of intermediation between firms, using the transaction cost economics framework.”
Middlemen versus Market Makers: A Theory of Competitive Exchange (2002, background): “The distribution of bid prices Fβ is uniform on the interval 1 k 2 8δ 1 k 1 2δ 2 8δ (22) We can see from these equations that as δ G 0 and k G 0, the distributions of bid and ask prices converge to a degenerate distribution with all mass on the single price p H 5, the Walrasian equilibrium value.”
Service-oriented technology and management: Perspectives on research and practice for the coming decade (2008, background): “The intermediation theory of the firm (Spulber, 1999; Spulber, 2003) also should be helpful for senior managers who want to predict what will happen with the IT service industry's structure during the coming decade.”
Economic markets as calculative collective devices (2005, methodology): “In economics it has been proposed explicitly as a tool for studying pricing mechanisms and is used widely in the analysis of financial markets , although it is not limited to these two areas ( Madhavan , 2000 ; Spulber , 1999 ) .”
Peripheral Vision (2005, unknown): “This characterization will enable us to consider asymmetries of calculation — a key issue in the analysis of commercial struggles.”
Landing the First Job: The Value of Intermediaries in Online Hiring (2016, unknown): “1”