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Industrial organization

Industrial organization is the field of economics that studies the behavior of firms and the structure of markets when markets that are not perfectly competitive. Theoretical analysis in the field is heavily based on Game Theory.

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A standard textbook in the field is "The Theory of Industrial Organization" by Jean Tirole (The MIT Press, 1988).

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