This volume brings together those seminal studies which have been the most influential in shaping this empirical literature.
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Leonard W. Weiss has made numerous contributions which have proved to be among the cornerstones of empirical knowledge in industrial economics. This volume brings together those seminal studies which have been most influential in shaping the empirical literature.
The first section of the book includes path-breaking work in identifying the key determinants of industrial market structure. The second section examines the most important elements of firm conduct. The impact of market structure and firm conduct on market performance is considered in the third section. The final section of the book provides an overview of the structure-conduct-performance paradigm and public policy, with a special emphasis on antitrust.
These essays are not only important for their substantive content but also because they set the standard for what has been the dominant paradigm for empirical research in industrial economics.
Leonard W. Weiss is professor of Economics at the university of Wisconsin, Madison. the author of numerous books and articles including Concentration and Price, Weiss has also served as a consultant to a number of U.S. government agencies, including the antitrust division of the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.
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