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Predation in Space

Authors: Colombo, Stefano;

Predation in Space

Abstract

Abstract In a spatial economic context, we analyse the incentive to prey of an incumbent facing the potential entrance by a rival. We show that the existence of space modifies the incentive to prey of the incumbent and the resulting equilibrium. RESUME Dans un contexte economique spatial, nous analysons l'incitation pour exploiter un titulaire affrontant l'entree potentielle par un rival. Nous demontrons que l'existence de la dimension spatiale modifie l'incitation d'exploiter le titulaire et l’equilibre resultant. EXTRACTO En un contexto economico espacial, analizamos el incentivo de cazar de un titular que se enfrenta a la entrada en potencia de un rival. Mostramos que la existencia de una dimension espacial altera el incentivo de cazar de un titular y el equilibrio resultante.

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