Real option game with intervention of a random partial arbitrator
Résumé
We formalize the randomization procedure undertaken to discriminate players in real option games with Stackelberg leadership advantage. This is done by introducing a random arbitrator with specific parameterizations, and allows to propose a unified treatment of both Cournot and Stackelberg competition in real option games. We extend the study to a partial arbitrator, which leads to competitive advantages in various asymmetrical situations. We fully characterize strategic interactions. We then apply the procedure to risk-neutral and risk-averse firms in a stochastic preemptive real option game in complete market under regulation. The risk-averse case gives us the opportunity to study a new phenomenon we call aversion for confrontation, and its impact on the asymmetrical game.
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