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Reputation, Disclosure, and the Scope of Entry
An entrant deciding how widely to launch takes into account both an incumbent's ability to respond and what its earlier conduct reveals about that ability. We develop a two-market Cournot model in which competitive responses use resources shared across markets. Entry into a second market weakens the
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