
handle: 10419/50946 , 10203/82956
We provide a novel explanation as to why forming an alliance of buyers (or sellers) across separate markets can be advantageous when input prices are determined by bargaining. Our explanation helps to understand the prevalence of buyer cooperatives among small and medium‐sized firms.
Handel, trade privilege, Wirtschaftsverflechtung, L41, Economics, Mittelbetrieb, Management Science, cooperation, Genossenschaft, Wettbewerbsfähigkeit, purchase, alternating-offer bargaining, Kooperation, negotiation, Verhandlung, Verkäufer, bargaining power, C78, Kleinbetrieb, competitiveness, ddc:330, L96, Einkauf, empirisch, input markets, Wirtschaft, Economic Sectors, Handelsvergünstigung, medium-sized firm, buyer power, commerce, Wirtschaftssektoren, Management, salesman, small business, economic interdependence, customer, Nash bargaining solution, alternating-offer bargaining, bargaining power, buyer power, cooperatives, input markets., cooperative, Kunde, Nash bargaining solution, empirical, cooperatives, jel: jel:L41, jel: jel:C78, jel: jel:L96, ddc: ddc:330
Handel, trade privilege, Wirtschaftsverflechtung, L41, Economics, Mittelbetrieb, Management Science, cooperation, Genossenschaft, Wettbewerbsfähigkeit, purchase, alternating-offer bargaining, Kooperation, negotiation, Verhandlung, Verkäufer, bargaining power, C78, Kleinbetrieb, competitiveness, ddc:330, L96, Einkauf, empirisch, input markets, Wirtschaft, Economic Sectors, Handelsvergünstigung, medium-sized firm, buyer power, commerce, Wirtschaftssektoren, Management, salesman, small business, economic interdependence, customer, Nash bargaining solution, alternating-offer bargaining, bargaining power, buyer power, cooperatives, input markets., cooperative, Kunde, Nash bargaining solution, empirical, cooperatives, jel: jel:L41, jel: jel:C78, jel: jel:L96, ddc: ddc:330
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