Antitrust Chronicle® – Robinson’s Imperfect Competition
Fall 2021, Volume 2, Number 1
Dear Readers, Sometimes perfection can be the enemy of the good. Most economists idealize the notion of “perfect competition,” whereby any profit-maximizing producer faces a market price equal to its marginal cost. An exception, however is the work of British economist, Joan Robinson, who noted that sometimes imperfect competition can be more welfare-maximizing than the […]
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