In a competitive market renewable energy subsidies or postponement of carbon pricing tend
to boost emissions and global warming in the short run. This so-called Green Paradox effect …

We propose an infinite-horizon differential oligopoly game where, at each point in time, m
Stackelberg leaders and n− m Stackelberg followers exploit a common-pool renewable …

We give a full characterization of the open-loop Nash equilibrium of a nonrenewable
resource game between two types of firms differing in extraction costs. We show that (i) there …

In this study, we use a differential game to illustrate that cooperation among oligopolists
selling a common-pool renewable resource may lead not only to higher industrial output …

We show that OPEC's market power contributes to climate change by enabling producers of
relatively expensive and dirty oil to start producing before OPEC reserves are depleted. We …

In the dominant firm model, we show that an increase of the fringe's reserves of a
nonrenewable resource may lead to a decrease in aggregate discounted social welfare …

In the paper a new deterministic continuum-strategy two-player discrete-time dynamic
Stackelberg game is proposed with fixed finite time duration and closed-loop information …

In this paper, we study a model of a market with asymmetric information and sticky prices—
the dynamic Stackelberg model with a myopic follower and infinite time horizon of Fujiwara …

Rare earth elements govern today's high-tech world and are deemed to be essential for the
attainment of sustainable development goals. Since the 1990s, these elements have been …

In accordance with recent empirical evidence, we model the oil market as an oligopoly
facing a fringe as well as competition from renewable resources. Within this framework we …