We investigate the equilibrium market structure on competing online auction sites such as those of eBay or Yahoo!. Building on the model of Ellison, Fudenberg, & Möbius (2004) we take full account of the com-plexity of network e¤ects on such platforms. We extend the model by looking at the implication of exogenous and endogenous buyer and seller charges making use of contingent tari¤s. This extension brings in line the theory with the empirical \u85ndings of Brown & Morgan (2006). Eventually we investigate welfare e¤ects, look at the viability of duopoly with size di¤erentials, and the implications for large markets and policy.
We consider a model where sellers make repeated attempts to sell an object via two competing auction...
In this paper, we consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online a...
This paper examines the impact of \u85rm heterogeneities on equilibrium pricing behavior in an onlin...
We investigate the equilibrium market sturcture in virtual platform duopoly (auctions or other marke...
The equilibrium model of Ellison, Fudenberg, and Möbius (2004) predicts that, if two competing aucti...
We investigate the equilibrium market sturcture in virtual platform duopoly (auctions or other marke...
The equilibrium model of Ellison, Fudenberg, and Möbius (2004) predicts that, if two competing aucti...
We extend the Baye and Morgan (2001) model to study competition between price comparison sites in th...
This thesis uses the techniques of economic theory to examine the behaviour of agents in new marketp...
We consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online auctions through...
We study online markets where two sellers sequentially choose reserve prices and then hold ascending...
We consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online auctions through...
Today\u27s web based auctions have enabled mechanism level interactions or inter-dependency of outco...
iAbstract My dissertation consists of three chapters. In the first two chapters, I study entry decis...
Various buy-price options occupy a significant portion of transactions in major online auction sites...
We consider a model where sellers make repeated attempts to sell an object via two competing auction...
In this paper, we consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online a...
This paper examines the impact of \u85rm heterogeneities on equilibrium pricing behavior in an onlin...
We investigate the equilibrium market sturcture in virtual platform duopoly (auctions or other marke...
The equilibrium model of Ellison, Fudenberg, and Möbius (2004) predicts that, if two competing aucti...
We investigate the equilibrium market sturcture in virtual platform duopoly (auctions or other marke...
The equilibrium model of Ellison, Fudenberg, and Möbius (2004) predicts that, if two competing aucti...
We extend the Baye and Morgan (2001) model to study competition between price comparison sites in th...
This thesis uses the techniques of economic theory to examine the behaviour of agents in new marketp...
We consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online auctions through...
We study online markets where two sellers sequentially choose reserve prices and then hold ascending...
We consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online auctions through...
Today\u27s web based auctions have enabled mechanism level interactions or inter-dependency of outco...
iAbstract My dissertation consists of three chapters. In the first two chapters, I study entry decis...
Various buy-price options occupy a significant portion of transactions in major online auction sites...
We consider a model where sellers make repeated attempts to sell an object via two competing auction...
In this paper, we consider competition between sellers offering similar items in concurrent online a...
This paper examines the impact of \u85rm heterogeneities on equilibrium pricing behavior in an onlin...