In this paper we consider a vertically differentiated duopoly model in which a green producer
competes with a brown rival in a market in which consumers are environmentally concerned …

The paper compares and contrasts complexity economics and neoclassical economics. It
proposes a framework for modelling complex systems and, accordingly, utilizes agent …

In a vertically differentiated setting, we consider a two-stage game between a clean firm and
a dirty producer with quality competition at the first stage and price competition at the second …

In this paper we compare two policy instruments that can be adopted to curb carbon
emissions. The first is a conventional pollution tax, the second is an environmental …

We consider an open to trade two-country model with two vertically differentiated goods and
relative preferences in consumption. These preferences are such that consumers obtain …

Abstract Much of Roman Catholic discussion concerning bioethical controversies, such as
the surgical removal of a life-threatening cancerous uterus when the fetus is not viable, has …

In this paper we investigate whether a monopoly in a vertically differentiated market may
have the incentive to adopt a multi-product strategy if the consumers are concerned by the …

In this paper we show that environmental consciousness may act as a substitute for
environmental regulation. We consider a vertically differentiated duopoly in which the high …

We analyse how strategic competition between a green firm and a brown competitor
develops when their products are differentiated along two dimensions: hedonic quality and …

In this paper, we explore the effects of conspicuous goods as means of social division
between native citizens and migrants. We push forward the hypothesis that choosing a …