Estimating the Degree of Market Power in Iran's Beef Industry Based on Components of Demand

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Falahati Ali; Rezaei Elham; Fatahi Shahram; Korani Abdolreza

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Journal: Journal of Industrial Economic Research Year:2023 | Volume:6 | Issue:22 Page(s): 1-22

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Estimating the Degree of Market Power in Iran's Beef Industry Based on Components of Demand

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Falahati Ali | Rezaei Elham | Fatahi Shahram | Korani Abdolreza | Issue Writer Certificate

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Negative Demand Shock

Trigger Price Strategy

Market Behavior

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Abstract

In this paper, while using the Green and Porter's trigger price oligopoly model as well as data for the period 1996-2020, the impacts of of Negative Demand Shocks on the market conduct and structure of Iran's beef industry were investigated. For this purpose, a system of equations consisting of three functions of demand, supply and price-cost margin was specified to identify large and Negative Demand Shocks through demand residuals and grid search approach. The results indicate that the beef market has become more competitive following the unexpected decline in demand, but the structure of the factor (livestock) market has not changed. By using auxiliary tests, the results of this study were reconfirmed. Using the results of this research, policies can be made to improve competition in beef industry.

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