The Evolution of Contestable Markets: A Computing Simulation ()
Abstract
This paper introduces a computing simulation of the evolution of contestable markets. The results show that the evolving outcome of contestable markets is a monopoly when the market demand is fixed. This computing simulation also tells us how information to influence the evolution of contestable markets. In the end, some advices are provided.
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Han, Z. , Zhang, H. and He, M. (2010) The Evolution of Contestable Markets: A Computing Simulation.
iBusiness,
2, 295-299. doi:
10.4236/ib.2010.23037.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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