The heterogeneous abilities of players in various competitive contexts often lead to
undesirable outcomes such as low effort provision, a lack of diversity, and inequality. A …

A contest organizer (eg, a government regulatory agency) is endowed with the capacity to
provide unlimited homogeneous prizes (eg, medals) that he can use to incentivize …

Peak producers of nonstorable products, such as electricity, provide crucial flexible
operating capacity to respond to infrequent and transient high demand periods. Faced with …

Since the formation of close relationships with suppliers requires a considerable amount of
resources, the capacities for such relationships are limited. Thus, recently, research points …

In today's times, more and more companies pursue global sourcing strategies in some form
and to some extent. The most prominent reason for the increased interest in global sourcing …

We determine conditions under which a pure-strategy equilibrium of a mixed Bertrand–
Edgeworth oligopoly exists. In addition, we determine its pure-strategy equilibrium whenever …

Judo economics describes an entry strategy for small firms. Using a capacity limitation, they
force dominant market incumbents to accommodate. We study the power of judo economics …

We model uniform and discriminatory auctions in wholesale electricity markets. High
variability of electricity prices is often explained by exogenous economic factors. We …

We study oligopoly games with firms competing in prices and quantities at the same time.
We systematically compare our experimental results to the theoretical predictions using the …

The heterogeneous abilities of the players in various competitive contexts often lead to
undesirable outcomes such as low effort provision, lack of diversity, and inequality. A range …