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1 asymmetric duopoly
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2 Stackelberg model
эк. модель Штакельберга, модель асимметричной дуополии (модель дуополии, в которой одна из фирм (последователь) считает выбор другой фирмы неизменным, а другая фирма (лидер) знает о подобном поведении первой фирмы и принимает решение о своем выпуске и цене с учетом этого; если обе фирмы являются "зависимыми", эта модель сводится к модели Курно, а если обе фирмы являются "независимыми", эта модель сводится к модели Боули)Syn:See:
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