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Simon Hoof published a brief note on dynamic oligopolistic competition in the Journal of Optimization Theory and Application (free access via: https://rdcu.be/b5GQW). Abstract: We correct the local stability analysis of the two-player case of Lambertini (J Optim Theory Appl 145(1):108–119, 2010). Due to a sign error, the steady state was mischaracterized as being stable, while it is unstable.

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Due to her excellent organizational skills, Stephanie Langenströer has been employed as secretary at the Chair of Microeconomics since 2016. She is probably the first person you will contact in case of problems. Hence, let's get to know her a little bit more: I decided to work at the Chair of Microeconomics because… ...they presented themselves as a down to earth, authentic team with a lot of humour in a modern setting. In a typical day at…

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Even though we do not have any birthdays to announce at the moment, let us continue with our member introductions. This time, we will introduce Sebastian Ostrop who has been working as a student assistant at the Chair of Microeconomics since 2017. Let's get to know him: I decided to work at the Chair of Microeconomics because… ...I developed a keen interest in economic topics during my studies and therefore took many courses offered by our…

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