If the public and private firm have mixed motives about payoff in a simultaneous-move game, Choi (2006) analyzes that the resulting equilibrium turns out to be an inefficient level with the monopoly of private firm even if there are Nash equilibria. However, we find that if we use equilibrium...

If the public and private firm have mixed motives about payoff in a simultaneous-move game, Choi (2006) analyzes that the resulting equilibrium turns out to be an inefficient level with the monopoly of private firm even if there are Nash equilibria. However, we find that if we use equilibrium...

This paper investigates the simultaneous-move games in a mixed duopoly where firms are maximizers of either profits or relative profits. Contrary to previous results, if each firm has mixed motives about payoff in a simultaneous-move game, a private firm monopolizes whereas the public firm...

In this paper, we generalize Kato's (Economics Bulletin, 2008) model by allowing many private firms in the mixed oligopoly setting, rather than the mixed duopoly framework of Kato (2008). By introducing the government's preference for tax revenues into the theoretical framework of mixed...

This paper investigates the simultaneous-move games in a mixed duopoly where firms are maximizers of either profits or relative profits. Contrary to previous results, if each firm has mixed motives about payoff in a simultaneous-move game, a private firm monopolizes whereas the public firm...