Handbook of Industrial Organization Volume 4 highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters. Each chapter is written by an international board of authors.
1. Introduction to the series - p. iii 2. Preface - p. iii 3. Chapter 10: Market design - p. 1 4. Abstract - p. 2 5. 1 Introduction - p. page2 6. 2 Theoretical framework - p. 6 7. 3 Empirical frameworks and applications - p. page25 8. 4 Designing markets - p. 52 9. 5 Conclusion - p. 68 10. References - p. 70 11. Chapter 11: Empirical perspectives on auctions - p. 81 12. Abstract - p. 82 13. 1 Introduction - p. page82 14. 2 Timber auctions - p. 86 15. 3 Procurement auctions of construction projects and services - p. 101 16. 4 Oil and gas lease auctions - p. 123 17. 5 Online auctions - p. 132 18. 6 Internet advertising auctions - p. 138 19. 7 Electricity auctions - p. 143 20. 8 Auctions in financial markets - p. 149 21. 9 Spectrum auctions - p. 156 22. 10 Auctions of used goods - p. 159 23. 11 Concluding remarks - p. 163 24. Acknowledgements - p. 163 25. References - p. page163 26. Chapter 12: Collusion, mergers, and related antitrust issues - p. 177 27. Abstract - p. 178 28. 1 Introduction - p. page178 29. 2 Collusion - p. 180 30. 3 Mergers - p. 216 31. 4 Conclusion - p. 261 32. References - p. 266 33. Chapter 13: Innovation: market failures and public policies - p. 281 34. Abstract - p. 282 35. 1 Introduction - p. page282 36. 2 Science as a non-market incentive - p. page296 37. 3 Theory and evidence on market-based innovation policies - p. 309 38. 4 Innovation, diffusion, and growth - p. 342 39. 5 Innovation and inequality - p. 355 40. 6 Conclusion - p. 361 41. References - p. 362 42. Chapter 14: The IO of selection markets - p. 389 43. Chapter 15: The industrial organization of financial markets - p. 427 44. Abstract - p. 428 45. 1 Introduction - p. page428 46. 2 A model of financial intermediation - p. 433 47. 3 Wholesale funding markets - p. 439 48. 4 Retail funding markets - p. 456 49. 5 Retail credit markets - p. page474 50. 6 Regulation of financial markets - p. 500 51. 7 Conclusion - p. 511 52. Acknowledgements - p. 513 53. References - p. 513 54. Chapter 16: The industrial organization of health care markets - p. 521 55. Abstract - p. 521 56. 1 Introduction - p. 522 57. 2 Insurers and providers: competition and antitrust - p. page525 58. 3 Consumer choice in health insurance markets - p. 560 59. 4 Health insurance market design and regulation - p. 574 60. 5 Going forward - p. 599 61. References - p. 604 62. Chapter 17: Energy and environmental markets, industrial organization, and regulation - p. 615 63. Abstract - p. 617 64. 1 Introduction - p. page617 65. 2 Extraction of energy resources - p. 621 66. 3 Personal transportation, energy use, and environmental regulation - p. 662 67. 4 Electricity markets - p. 687 68. 5 Environmental regulation of energy-intensive industries and natural resources - p. 719 69. 6 Concluding remarks - p. 728 70. References - p. 730 71. Index - p. 742
Handbook of Industrial Organization Volume 4 highlights new advances in the field, with this new volume presenting interesting chapters. Each chapter is written by an international board of authors.
1. Introduction to the series - p. iii 2. Preface - p. iii 3. Chapter 10: Market design - p. 1 4. Abstract - p. 2 5. 1 Introduction - p. page2 6. 2 Theoretical framework - p. 6 7. 3 Empirical frameworks and applications - p. page25 8. 4 Designing markets - p. 52 9. 5 Conclusion - p. 68 10. References - p. 70 11. Chapter 11: Empirical perspectives on auctions - p. 81 12. Abstract - p. 82 13. 1 Introduction - p. page82 14. 2 Timber auctions - p. 86 15. 3 Procurement auctions of construction projects and services - p. 101 16. 4 Oil and gas lease auctions - p. 123 17. 5 Online auctions - p. 132 18. 6 Internet advertising auctions - p. 138 19. 7 Electricity auctions - p. 143 20. 8 Auctions in financial markets - p. 149 21. 9 Spectrum auctions - p. 156 22. 10 Auctions of used goods - p. 159 23. 11 Concluding remarks - p. 163 24. Acknowledgements - p. 163 25. References - p. page163 26. Chapter 12: Collusion, mergers, and related antitrust issues - p. 177 27. Abstract - p. 178 28. 1 Introduction - p. page178 29. 2 Collusion - p. 180 30. 3 Mergers - p. 216 31. 4 Conclusion - p. 261 32. References - p. 266 33. Chapter 13: Innovation: market failures and public policies - p. 281 34. Abstract - p. 282 35. 1 Introduction - p. page282 36. 2 Science as a non-market incentive - p. page296 37. 3 Theory and evidence on market-based innovation policies - p. 309 38. 4 Innovation, diffusion, and growth - p. 342 39. 5 Innovation and inequality - p. 355 40. 6 Conclusion - p. 361 41. References - p. 362 42. Chapter 14: The IO of selection markets - p. 389 43. Chapter 15: The industrial organization of financial markets - p. 427 44. Abstract - p. 428 45. 1 Introduction - p. page428 46. 2 A model of financial intermediation - p. 433 47. 3 Wholesale funding markets - p. 439 48. 4 Retail funding markets - p. 456 49. 5 Retail credit markets - p. page474 50. 6 Regulation of financial markets - p. 500 51. 7 Conclusion - p. 511 52. Acknowledgements - p. 513 53. References - p. 513 54. Chapter 16: The industrial organization of health care markets - p. 521 55. Abstract - p. 521 56. 1 Introduction - p. 522 57. 2 Insurers and providers: competition and antitrust - p. page525 58. 3 Consumer choice in health insurance markets - p. 560 59. 4 Health insurance market design and regulation - p. 574 60. 5 Going forward - p. 599 61. References - p. 604 62. Chapter 17: Energy and environmental markets, industrial organization, and regulation - p. 615 63. Abstract - p. 617 64. 1 Introduction - p. page617 65. 2 Extraction of energy resources - p. 621 66. 3 Personal transportation, energy use, and environmental regulation - p. 662 67. 4 Electricity markets - p. 687 68. 5 Environmental regulation of energy-intensive industries and natural resources - p. 719 69. 6 Concluding remarks - p. 728 70. References - p. 730 71. Index - p. 742
