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Impact of market power on capital investment and labor-augmenting innovations
We develop a two-stage model of capital investment and labor-augmenting innovations, considering the implications of market power on investment decisions (investment size and timing) and welfare. Capital size decreases with market power, while labor-augmenting technological investment scale increases. An inverted U-shaped relationship exists between investment thresholds and market power, resulting from a trade-off between the scale and cost effects induced. Increased market power exacerbates underinvestment and labor distortions. Market power has an ambiguous impact, exacerbating the loss of social welfare.
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