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- Pacman_conjecture abstract "The Pacman Conjecture holds that durable goods monopolists have complete market power and so can exercise perfect price discrimination, thus extracting the total surplus. This is in contrast to the Coase Conjecture which holds that a durable goods monopolist has no market power, and so price is equal to the competitive market price.In a December 1989 journal article Mark Bagnoli, Stephen W. Salant, and Joseph E. Swierzbinski theorized that if each consumer could be relied upon to buy a good as soon as its price dipped below a certain point (with different consumers valuing goods differently, but all pursuing the same "get-it-while-you-can" strategy), then a monopolist could set prices very high initially and then "eat his way down the demand curve," extracting maximum profit in what Bagnoli et al. called "the Pacman strategy" after the voracious video-game character. Specifically, Bagnoli et al. state that "Pacman is a sequential best reply to get-it-while-you-can," a result they call "the Pacman Theorem". Their proof, however, relies strongly on the assumption that there is an infinite time horizon.".
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- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Category:Anti-competitive_behaviour.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Category:Monopoly_(economics).
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pricing.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Coase_Conjecture.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Coase_conjecture.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Demand_curve.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Durable_good.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Durable_goods.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Economic_equilibrium.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Joseph_E._Swierzbinski.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Marginal_revenue.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Mark_Bagnoli.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Market_power.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Monopolist.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Monopoly.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Pac-Man.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Pacman.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLink Stephen_W._Salant.
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pacman conjecture".
- Pacman_conjecture wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Pacman conjecture".
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- Pacman_conjecture subject Category:Anti-competitive_behaviour.
- Pacman_conjecture subject Category:Monopoly_(economics).
- Pacman_conjecture subject Category:Pricing.
- Pacman_conjecture type Article.
- Pacman_conjecture type Article.
- Pacman_conjecture comment "The Pacman Conjecture holds that durable goods monopolists have complete market power and so can exercise perfect price discrimination, thus extracting the total surplus. This is in contrast to the Coase Conjecture which holds that a durable goods monopolist has no market power, and so price is equal to the competitive market price.In a December 1989 journal article Mark Bagnoli, Stephen W. Salant, and Joseph E.".
- Pacman_conjecture label "Pacman conjecture".
- Pacman_conjecture sameAs m.047mwnq.
- Pacman_conjecture sameAs Q7123065.
- Pacman_conjecture sameAs Q7123065.
- Pacman_conjecture wasDerivedFrom Pacman_conjecture?oldid=596125454.
- Pacman_conjecture isPrimaryTopicOf Pacman_conjecture.