We consider a differentiated duopoly and endogenise the firm choice of the strategy variable
(price or quantity) to play on the product market in the presence of network externalities. We …

This paper considers asymmetric performance evaluation measures in a duopoly with
asymmetric costs and managerial delegation under quantity competition. Asymmetry along …

In the context of quantity competition in relative performance evaluation, this study explores
the weight placed on rivals' profits through two asymmetry cases—the cost difference …

We compare the strategic potential of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Customer
Orientation (CO) as commitments to larger quantities in Cournot competition, modeled as a …

This article challenges the results of the 'classical'managerial delegation literature, where it
is assumed that the weight of the managerial bonus only depends on the owner's will to …

This paper examines the impact of product differentiation on strategic delegation in a
Cournot duopoly with asymmetric costs. We show that compared with the no-delegation …

This study examines the weight placed on a rival's profit under asymmetric cost and Cournot–
Bertrand competition. From our model analysis, when an advantaged firm decides quantity …

This paper studies how alternative managerial delegation contracts in a duopoly product
market interact with wage decisions taken by a central (industry‐wide) union in the labor …

We study how joint delegation of production and disclosure choices alters the incentives that
firm owners offer to their managers. Our first set of results shows how the incentive weights …

This study examines the endogenous choice of strategic contracts in a duopoly composed of
firms that produce goods with network externalities with some sort of compatibility. We adopt …