摘要:We consider a multiproduct firm that serves two markets. It monopolizes one market but competes with another firm in another market. We analyze the incentive for the multiproduct firm to bundle the monopolized product and the product of the competitive market. Based on the assumption that consumers’ preferences depend on “firm” rather than “product”, we show different results from the previous work. When the consumers’ reservation price is relatively low, bundling is not preferred. However, if the reservation price is relatively high, bundling happens for the purpose to foreclose the market and the multiproduct firm can earn monopoly profit in both markets.