Wiley-Blackwell Readings in Industrial Organization (Wiley Blackwell Readings for Contemporary Economics)

In Readings in Industrial Organization, Luis Cabral has assembled and placed into context the most important contributions to the literature of industrial organizations (IO) since the 1980s. From the Inside Flap In Readings in Industrial Organization, Luis Cabral has assembled and placed into context the most important contributions to the literature of industrial organizations (IO) since the 1980s. For students, this collection rises above and beyond a coursepack; for researchers, it is an essential reference. The readings also provide a useful point of entry to IO literature for economists for whom IO is not the main field of research. These readings cover core areas of IO and reflect the mostly theoretical nature of the latest work in the field: Static Oligopoly TheoryEntryRepeated Games and Oligopoly TheoryTechnology and DynamicsProduct DifferentiationAsymmetric InformationEmpirical Analysis of Oligopoly. From the Back Cover In Readings in Industrial Organization, Luis Cabral has assembled and placed into context the most important contributions to the literature of industrial organizations (IO) since the 1980s. For students, this collection rises above and beyond a coursepack; for researchers, it is an essential reference. The readings also provide a useful point of entry to IO literature for economists for whom IO is not the main field of research. These readings cover core areas of IO and reflect the mostly theoretical nature of the latest work in the field: Static Oligopoly TheoryEntryRepeated Games and Oligopoly TheoryTechnology and DynamicsProduct DifferentiationAsymmetric InformationEmpirical Analysis of Oligopoly. About the Author Luis M. B. Cabral is Professor of Economics at London Business School. A Research Fellow of the Centre for Economic Policy Research, Cabral's research interests focus on industry dynamics as well as on regulation and competition policy. He is General Editor of the Journal of Industrial Economics and has been published in leading journals such as the Journal of Economic Theory and Econometrica. A Stanford PhD, he has taught various levels of economics at Stanford University, the University of Lisbon, and the London School of Economics.