Posted by D. Daniel Sokol
Vinh Du Tran (TNK), David S. Sibley (University of Texas at Austin) and Simon Wilkie (University of Southern California) describe Second Mover Advantage and Entry Timing
ABSTRACT: We describe a model of entry timing assuming that a second mover can benefit from observing the experience of a first mover. We focus on how market attractiveness characteristics such as size and cost affect the time until first entry. The effects depend on whether the number of participants is exogenous or endogenous. In the former case, a more attractive market leads to earlier entry. In the latter case, it leads to later entry. Treating the number of firms as an integer, free entry leads to nonâ€monotone, but testable, effects of market attractiveness on entry timing.
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