Abstract
[EN] This paper analyses the privatisation of public firms when private firms may be vertically in-
tegrated with their suppliers. We consider a mixed duopoly with a vertically integrated public
firm. The private firm bargains the price of the input with its supplier if they are not vertically
integrated. We find that for a given bargaining power of the private firm, it vertically integrates
with its supplier if goods are weak substitutes. We also find that there is less vertical integration
in the mixed duopoly than in the private duopoly. Finally, in general, the public firm is privatised
when goods are close substitutes and the bargaining power of the private firm is low enough.