Contractual form and market thickness in trucking

By T. N. Hubbard. 2001

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Incentives and the Efficiency of Public Sector-Outsourcing Contracts (2005, background): “For example, Hubbard (2001) observes that there are a number of reasons why firms appropriate quasi rents: they may misunderstand the decision at hand; they may make mistakes in their calculations or they may be attempting to hold-up their partner.”
Regulation of Natural Monopoly (2007, background): “Recent work by Thomas Hubbard has shown how new technologies adopted by post-deregulation trucking firms have both served to improve service quality and to improve productivity and lower costs [Hubbard (2001, 2003)].”
Adaptation and Vertical Integration in the Airline Industry (2009, background): “We thank two anonymous referees, Daniel Ackerberg, Mike Arguello, Pierre Azoulay, George Baker, Severin Borenstein, Vincent Crawford, Ken Corts, Martin Hellwig, Barry Hirsch, Ig Horstmann, Thomas Hubbard, Cathy Jacobs, Darin Lee, Scott Masten, Scott McCartney, Wallace Mullin, Nancy Rose, Amedeo Odon”
Does vertical integration affect firm performance? Evidence from the airline industry (2010, background): “See Monteverde and Teece (1982), Anderson and Schmittlein (1984), Masten (1984), Masten and Crocker (1985), Joskow (1985), Hubbard (2001), and Levin and Tadelis (2010).”