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Partial Privatization and Entry of Private Firms


Ming Hsin Lin


Osaka University of Economics - Faculty of Economics

June 1, 2008


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This paper investigates the relationship between partial privatization and the entry of private firms. The effects of foreign private firms’ entry on a public firm’s output and on the home country’s welfare are different from well known results, if the public firm is partially privatized. Furthermore, the effects of partial privatization on market performance, as well as the socially optimal degree of privatization, crucially depend on whether the new entrant is a domestic or foreign one. These findings provide new policy implications for a government that is considering privatizing its public firm, while facing the pressure of open markets.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 29

Keywords: Mixed Oligopoly, Partial Privatization, Entry of Private Firms

JEL Classification: D00, L13

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Date posted: March 28, 2011  

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Lin, Ming Hsin, Partial Privatization and Entry of Private Firms (June 1, 2008). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1793542 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1793542

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Ming Hsin Lin (Contact Author)
Osaka University of Economics - Faculty of Economics ( email )
2-2-8 Osumi
Higashiyokogawa-ku
Osaka
Japan
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