
handle: 10419/62029 , 10419/103735
Assuming deterministic demand Liski and Montero (2006) show that forward trading is able to facilitate collusion. We present a more concise model incorporating the main reason for forward trading: Uncertainty. In general, fl uctuations make collusion harder to sustain (Rotemberg and Saloner, 1986). However, using forward contracts, firms are able to decrease the incentives to deviate from a collusive agreement even in very volatile markets. This makes collusive strategies more sustainable and decreases social welfare.
L13, Collusion, ddc:330, K21, Industrial organization,Forward trading,Collusion,Energy Markets, Energy Markets, Forward trading, L40, D43, Industrial organization, jel: jel:D43, jel: jel:L40, jel: jel:K21, jel: jel:L13
L13, Collusion, ddc:330, K21, Industrial organization,Forward trading,Collusion,Energy Markets, Energy Markets, Forward trading, L40, D43, Industrial organization, jel: jel:D43, jel: jel:L40, jel: jel:K21, jel: jel:L13
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