An industrial organisation model for the Vietnamese food retail market
Using the case of Vietnam, this paper proposes an industrial organisation model of the food distribution system in developing countries. Since most work in this field has adopted an empirical approach, this paper will instead focus on a theoretical model based on the theory of imperfect...
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doaj-d1b9a6c99a4842e6b3a6a33f982f41042021-09-06T09:53:58ZengFaculty of Economics, BelgradeEkonomski Anali0013-32641820-73752021-01-0166229619710.2298/EKA2129061T0013-32642129061NAn industrial organisation model for the Vietnamese food retail marketNgo Chi Thanh0Faculty of Economics and Business Administration; Head of Technology and Science Management Department, Hong Duc University, VietnamUsing the case of Vietnam, this paper proposes an industrial organisation model of the food distribution system in developing countries. Since most work in this field has adopted an empirical approach, this paper will instead focus on a theoretical model based on the theory of imperfect competition applied in agricultural economics. We introduce two distribution channels of product differentiation linked vertically by demand, and study the quantity flow from small producers to consumers by means of a Nash equilibrium. We show that there is a Nash equilibrium of the food distribution system and market power, with effects on both farmers and consumers. The paper discusses the implications of these results and proposes policies to intervene in the market and mitigate its power to improve the wealth of both farmers and consumers. The competitive market model of the food distribution system presented in this paper is also important in analysing the policy implications of a food market with imperfect competition in developing countries.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0013-3264/2021/0013-32642129061N.pdffood distribution systemimperfect competitionnash equilibriumvietnam economicsagricultural economics |
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An industrial organisation model for the Vietnamese food retail market |
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Faculty of Economics, Belgrade |
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Using the case of Vietnam, this paper proposes an industrial organisation
model of the food distribution system in developing countries. Since most
work in this field has adopted an empirical approach, this paper will
instead focus on a theoretical model based on the theory of imperfect
competition applied in agricultural economics. We introduce two distribution
channels of product differentiation linked vertically by demand, and study
the quantity flow from small producers to consumers by means of a Nash
equilibrium. We show that there is a Nash equilibrium of the food
distribution system and market power, with effects on both farmers and
consumers. The paper discusses the implications of these results and
proposes policies to intervene in the market and mitigate its power to
improve the wealth of both farmers and consumers. The competitive market
model of the food distribution system presented in this paper is also
important in analysing the policy implications of a food market with
imperfect competition in developing countries. |
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food distribution system imperfect competition nash equilibrium vietnam economics agricultural economics |
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