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Demand Curvature and Pass-Through in Multiproduct Oligopoly
Economic interventions change firms' pricing incentives, but their effects depend on how those incentives propagate across products and firms. This paper develops tractable characterizations of that propagation under multiproduct Bertrand competition. A decomposition of the pricing system isolates d
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