Economics Letters, forthcoming. When identical firms pay a fee to list prices at a price comparison site and can price discriminate between consumers who do and don’t use the site, prices listed at the site are dispersed but lower than at firms ’ own websites. (JE
Would e-retailing lower prices? Preliminary empirical studies report mixed results. Drawing from the...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
Price discrimination, setting the price of a given product for each customer individually according ...
Price discrimination refers to pricing policies according to which different consumers pay different...
A price discrimination model is proposed to explain why firms provide extraneous information on Inte...
Economically, price discrimination is usually regarded as desirable, since it often increases the ef...
In this paper we examine the impact of a web aggregator on firms and consumers in a horizontally dif...
Internet firms charge a wide range of prices for such homogeneous products, and high-priced firms re...
iAbstract My dissertation consists of three chapters. In the first two chapters, I study entry decis...
It is often claimed that e‐commerce has created a more competitive environment by encouraging the en...
This paper surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is on three aspects of p...
Advances in information technologies have increasingly enabled firms to use consumers' past purchasi...
We extend the Baye and Morgan (2001) model to study competition between price comparison sites in th...
There can be found many articles in which price discrimination was swiftly considered as a negative ...
A price discrimination model is proposed to explain extraneous information provided by internet sale...
Would e-retailing lower prices? Preliminary empirical studies report mixed results. Drawing from the...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
Price discrimination, setting the price of a given product for each customer individually according ...
Price discrimination refers to pricing policies according to which different consumers pay different...
A price discrimination model is proposed to explain why firms provide extraneous information on Inte...
Economically, price discrimination is usually regarded as desirable, since it often increases the ef...
In this paper we examine the impact of a web aggregator on firms and consumers in a horizontally dif...
Internet firms charge a wide range of prices for such homogeneous products, and high-priced firms re...
iAbstract My dissertation consists of three chapters. In the first two chapters, I study entry decis...
It is often claimed that e‐commerce has created a more competitive environment by encouraging the en...
This paper surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is on three aspects of p...
Advances in information technologies have increasingly enabled firms to use consumers' past purchasi...
We extend the Baye and Morgan (2001) model to study competition between price comparison sites in th...
There can be found many articles in which price discrimination was swiftly considered as a negative ...
A price discrimination model is proposed to explain extraneous information provided by internet sale...
Would e-retailing lower prices? Preliminary empirical studies report mixed results. Drawing from the...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
Price discrimination, setting the price of a given product for each customer individually according ...
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