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Competitive Effects of Minimum Resale Price Maintenance: Evidence from the Publishing Industry
Can minimum resale price maintenance (RPM) improve consumer welfare? Theory identifies conditions under which it can, but empirical evidence is limited, and jurisdictions take divergent approaches to its legality. We study this question in the Japanese publishing industry, where RPM is permitted and
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