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Natural monopolies may exist because the cost structure is such that the market could not sustain two firms. This is usually explained by large sunk costs and relatively small demand - if there were two firms the average cost for at least one would have to be above the equilibrium price.
If there are no sunk costs at all - as set forth in the ideal case of a ...
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I think there is an approach problem in the constraint. (1) implies that:
\begin{align}
v_{n,t} - v_{n,t+1}=H_t - (\sum_{i=1}^{n-1} v_{it}-\sum_{i=1}^{n-1} v_{i,t+1})
\end{align}
As the number of fish caught that are not the $ n $ species increases, the number of fish that belong to the $ n $ species decreases. This, i understand, may arise from a production ...
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