The Degree of Vertical and Horizontal Competition Among Dairy Cooperatives,Precessors and Retailers in Japanese Milk Markets
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概要
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In this paper, we present a conceptual bilateral oligopoly model for measuring the degree of "vertical power balance" or the comparative degree of market power between sellers and buyers in Japan's fluid milk market. The model also simultaneously measures the degrees of horizontal competition among sellers, as well as horizontal competition among buyers. We estimate the model based on available data and several simplifying assumptions, in order to illustrate how the model could be tested. The results presented here are tentative due mainly to data constrains, but they constitute the first economeric evidence supporting the general perception that retailers, through they face nearly perfect horizontal competition among each other, have extremely dominant vertival market power over fuid milk processes. Also, the results constitute the first econometric evidence that processors may have some vertical market power over dairy cooperatives.
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著者
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Kinoshita Junko
Department Of Agricultural And Resource Economics Faculty Of Agriculture Kyushu University
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Kinoshita Junko
Department Of Food Policy Analysis Policy Research Institute Jpanese Ministry Of Agriculture
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Suzuki Nobuhiro
Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu Unviersity
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Kaiser Harry
Department of Applied Economics and Management,Cornell University
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Kaiser Harry
Department Of Applied Economics And Management Cornell University
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Suzuki Nobuhiro
Faculty Of Agriculture Kyushu University
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Suzuki Nobuhiro
Laboratory Of Quantitative Analysis Of Agribusiness Organization Division Of Industrial Oranization
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