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Industrial Organization Theory: Models and Strategies by Jean Tirole is a foundational work in
Industrial Organization Theory: Models and Strategies
Nobel Prize in Economics Papers Series： 产业组织理论：模型与策略研究 Industrial Organization Theory: Models and Strategies by Jean Tirole is a foundational work in microeconomics, systematically exploring market mechanisms and firm behavior. Through theoretical analysis and non-cooperative game theory, the book delves into core issues such as monopoly power, product differentiation, and price discrimination. The author divides the development of industrial organization into the Harvard tradition, primarily based on empirical evidence, and the new industrial organization theory, emphasizing the latter's advantages in handling strategic interactions. The book reveals the operational logic of imperfectly competitive markets by analyzing firms' pricing strategies, R&D innovation, and market entry barriers. Furthermore, this textbook provides a rigorous economic framework for assessing market efficiency and formulating antitrust policies.
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