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If you're a student Buy this product Alternative formats. Description Written by two of the field's most respected researchers, Modern Industrial Organization goes beyond the traditional structure-conduct-performance framework by using the latest advances in microeconomic theory, including transaction cost analysis, game theory, contestability, and information economics. MyEconLab is an online homework, tutorial, and assessment product designed to personalize learning and improve results.

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Updated Chapter 5 on cartels offers enhanced coverage of international cartels. New material in Chapter 7 on estimating differentiated goods models. Table of Contents I. Overview 2. The Firm and Costs II. Competition 4. Monopolies, Monopsonies, and Dominant Firms 5. Cartels 6. Oligopoly 7. Product Differentiation and Monopolistic Competition 8.

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New to This Edition. Updated "Example" boxes cover timely topics including the conflicts of interest between managers and shareholders, FTC opposition to Internet bans that harm competition, monopoly power by the Catholic Church in hiring priests, China's tobacco monopoly, Canadian drug sales, Blockbuster's pricing, and more. New section on Professor Sutton's groundbreaking theoretical and empirical research into determinants of concentration why some markets have only a few firms, each with a large market share.

Updated Chapter 5 on cartels offers enhanced coverage of international cartels. New material in Chapter 7 on estimating differentiated goods models.