Abstract
We consider Nash---Cournot oligopolistic market equilibrium models with concave cost functions. Concavity implies, in general, that a local equilibrium point is not necessarily a global one. We give conditions for existence of global equilibrium points. We then propose an algorithm for finding a global equilibrium point or for detecting that the problem is unsolvable. Numerical experiments on some randomly generated data show efficiency of the proposed algorithm.
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