Publication Date
1-1-1983
Abstract
Models of market strategy are examined to determine the effect a firm's goodwill might have on the introduction of new products. Modeling is based on assumptions that products are essentially non-durable, that goodwill is generated by advertising, and production costs are the same, and that firms are generally equal in discounting profits and have similar objectives.
Document Type
Article
Keywords
collusion, interdependence, non-price competition, goodwill, Nerlove-Arrow capital accumulation equation, Nash equilibrium, marketing strategy, competitive behavior, coordination, game theory
Disciplines
Business
Part of
article
Extent
37 pages
Format
Rights
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Language
English
