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Differentiation in a two-dimensional market

Abstract A two-dimensional extension of Hotelling's spatial competition model may lead to maximal differentiation in one dimension but minimal differentiation in the other dimension.

E.C.H. Veendorp | Anjum Majeed | E. Veendorp | A. Majeed

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