Free entry and stability in a Cournot model
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In a Cournot model for a single homogeneous good, we study simultaneously two stability properties of a Cournot equilibrium: the stability of a continuous quantity adjustment process with a fixed number of firms and the stability relative to entry. Under usual assumptions, we show that these two properties are consistent - i.e., there exists an equilibrium that is stable in both senses - and determine quite sharply the number of active firms.
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