Foreclosure Thresholds
Foreclosure Thresholds is a theoretical construct in competition economics that specifies the minimum market share or level of market exclusivity required for an exclusive dealing arrangement to substantially impair competition by foreclosing rivals from a critical portion of the market.
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Michael Grover, Laura J. Smith, Richard M. Todd · Journal of Economics and Business · 2007 · 32 citations
EXCLUSIVE DEALING, “FORECLOSURE,” AND CONSUMER HARM
Jonathan M. Jacobson, David A. Balto, Kenneth L. Glazer et al. · 2002 · 25 citations
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ShanghaiTech University
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Michigan State University
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Tilburg University
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University of Bologna
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
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Macalester College
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Federal Communications Commission
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