Theory Related
■Cournot duopoly model- 1838
■Bernard duopoly model- 1880
■Edge worth duopoly model- 1897
■Stackeel duopoly model- 1933
■Chamberlin duopoly model- 1934
■Sweezy duopoly model- 1939
■Neumann Morgenstern game theory model- 1944
■Baumaul duopoly model- 1959
●Relative income hypothesis- J S Densenberry.
●Father of economics- Adam smith
●Originator of law of demand- Alfred Marshall
●Revealed preference theory- Paul Samuelsson
●Cardinal utility/ neo classical approach- Alfred Marshall
●Ordinal utility/ indifference curve- F Y edge worth, vilfredo Pareto, EE Slustky, J R Hicks and RGD Allen
●Price discrimination- A C pigou
●Free entry & exit/ factor mobility concept- Adam smith
●Exception of law of demand- Beham
●Perfect competition-chembrlin
●Imperfect competition- John Robinson
●Kinked demand curve- Paul sweezy in 1939
●Consumer & producer surplus- Alfred Marshall
●Material requisites well-being- A C pigou
●Positive impact of monopoly- joseph Schumpeter
●Wealth of nations- Adam smith
■Bernard duopoly model- 1880
■Edge worth duopoly model- 1897
■Stackeel duopoly model- 1933
■Chamberlin duopoly model- 1934
■Sweezy duopoly model- 1939
■Neumann Morgenstern game theory model- 1944
■Baumaul duopoly model- 1959
●Relative income hypothesis- J S Densenberry.
●Father of economics- Adam smith
●Originator of law of demand- Alfred Marshall
●Revealed preference theory- Paul Samuelsson
●Cardinal utility/ neo classical approach- Alfred Marshall
●Ordinal utility/ indifference curve- F Y edge worth, vilfredo Pareto, EE Slustky, J R Hicks and RGD Allen
●Price discrimination- A C pigou
●Free entry & exit/ factor mobility concept- Adam smith
●Exception of law of demand- Beham
●Perfect competition-chembrlin
●Imperfect competition- John Robinson
●Kinked demand curve- Paul sweezy in 1939
●Consumer & producer surplus- Alfred Marshall
●Material requisites well-being- A C pigou
●Positive impact of monopoly- joseph Schumpeter
●Wealth of nations- Adam smith
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