Downstream merger with upstream market power

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Upstream horizontal mergers, vertical contracts, and bargaining (2007, background): “…consider settings which are very different from ours (e.g. settings without downstream competition). von Ungern-Sternberg (1996), Dobson and Waterson (1997), Lommerud et al. (2005), and Symeonides (2005) examine instead horizontal mergers in the downstream sector of vertically related industries.”
Promoting electric automobiles: supply chain analysis under a government’s subsidy incentive scheme (2013, methodology): “, Weed (1998), MacKay (2009), and Lewis (2011)) that using an EA instead of an FA may not help reduce air pollution because of the following three facts: First, the production of an EA involves the assembly of an expensive battery, which requires a much higher copper content than the production of a”
International mergers : incentives and welfare (2006, background): “Lommerud et al. (2005, in press) explain international mergers as a result of oligopolistic competition in the presence of plant specific unions. They argue that unions are plant specific in the international setting and, hence, international mergers are profitable because wages decrease after the m”
Downstream Mode of Competition with Upstream Market Power (2014, background): “6 This is a quite common assumption in the vertical relations literature (see e.g. Horn and Wolinsky, 1988; Ziss, 1995; Lommerud et al., 2005).”