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INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION

Faculty

Izabela JELOVAC

GATE LSE (CNRS and University of Lyon), France jelovac@gate.cnrs.fr

http://www.gate.cnrs.fr/spip.php?article21

Content

This course presents the bases of the study of markets. It departs from the basic competitive market model. Concretely, it analyzes why and how firms tend to avoid the competitive model. Different strategies to do so are presented and analyzed. Some very basic notions of Game Theory are provided in the Introduction. The technical level is kept low.

Program

PART 1. INTRODUCTION PART 2. OLIGOPOLY 1. Oligopoly Competition 2. Collusion

PART 3. PRICE AND NONPRICE STRATEGIES 1. Price Discrimination

2. Vertical Relations 3. Product Differentiation 4. Advertising

PART 4. MARKET STRUCTURE 1. Entry Deterrence

2. Mergers and Acquisitions

PART 5. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Reference

Cabral, 2000. Introduction to Industrial Organization. The MIT Press.

Grading

Final examination with open questions and exercices.

Others

Class material is sent by email after each class. Students are given problem sets to train the concepts and ideas of the course. Office hours are set by appointment.

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