Joint Products and Basing Point Pricing: The Case of Caustic Soda and Liquid Chlorine

Deutsch, Antal

doi:10.2307/139739

Can. j. econ. polit. sci.

1965

DOI: 10.2307/139739

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Joint Products and Basing Point Pricing: The Case of Caustic Soda and Liquid Chlorine

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Markets of joint products: A theoretical model and policy implications

Shastitko¹

2015

Russian Journal of Economics

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The article considers the phenomenon of price behavior in markets of joint products. It shows that conclusions about the nature of economic entities' behavior on this type of market could be inaccurate if the characteristics of these markets, such as joint costs, are not taken into account. For this purpose, a theoretical model, built according to basic micro economic principals, is applied. This model provides an opportunity to reveal-without further new institutional analysis-that the reason for price deviation from a competitive level does not always lie in actions restricting competition. reserved. : D4.

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Markets of joint products: A theoretical model and policy implications

Shastitko¹

2015

Russian Journal of Economics

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, (Structural Alternatives to the Organization of Trade in Goods Complementary in Production with Negative Externalities)

Shastitko

2015

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Markets of Joint Products: the oretical Model and Policy Implications

Shastitko

2015

Vopr. èkon.

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The article considers the phenomenon of price behavior on markets of joint products. It is shown that conclusions about the nature of economic entities’ behavior on this kind of markets could be inaccurate if their characteristics such as joint costs and correlation of demand conditions on markets mentioned are not taken into account. For this purpose a theoretical model, built according to basic microeconomic principles, is applied. It provides an opportunity to reveal - without further new institutional analysis - that the reason for price deviation from a competitive level does not always lie in actions restricting competition.

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Joint Products and Basing Point Pricing: The Case of Caustic Soda and Liquid Chlorine

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Markets of joint products: A theoretical model and policy implications

Markets of joint products: A theoretical model and policy implications

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Markets of Joint Products: the oretical Model and Policy Implications

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