This paper studies the choice between two modes of trade: selling at a posted price or bargaining. It is shown that the choice of one of the regimes may be a signal of quality of the good, otherwise unobservable to the buyer. The main insight is that the two modes can coexist on the same market. Two alternative specification are considered, different in whether sellers strategically choose the quality of their good or not. 1 Introduction. This paper studies pricing behavior of sellers on markets where not only price but the trading rule is a choice variable. The question that is addressed here is why some retailers choose to post the prices of their merchandise and others choose not to post prices, but instead bargain with potential buyers
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
The paper offers a comparative analysis of different ways to sell products (selling formats) when bu...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
In many markets firms set posted prices which are potentially negotiable. We analyze the optimal ma...
In many markets firms set posted prices which are potentially negotiable. We analyze the optimal mar...
We study markets with two types of agents. Sellers have an indivisible good for sale, and their rese...
In many markets firms set posted prices which are potentially negotiable. We analyze the optimal mar...
Consider a seller and a buyer bargaining over the price of an agricultural product in a developing e...
We compare posted price and bilateral bargaining (or “haggle”) market institutions in 12 pairs of la...
We study the role of consumers ’ psychological bargaining costs associated with the decision to barg...
Although take-it-or-leave-it pricing is the main mode of operation for many retailers, a number of r...
This article identifies conditions under which an industry-wide practice of posted (or list) pricing...
In this paper we study the co-existence of two well known trading protocols, bargaining and price-po...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
The paper offers a comparative analysis of different ways to sell products (selling formats) when bu...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
In many markets firms set posted prices which are potentially negotiable. We analyze the optimal ma...
In many markets firms set posted prices which are potentially negotiable. We analyze the optimal mar...
We study markets with two types of agents. Sellers have an indivisible good for sale, and their rese...
In many markets firms set posted prices which are potentially negotiable. We analyze the optimal mar...
Consider a seller and a buyer bargaining over the price of an agricultural product in a developing e...
We compare posted price and bilateral bargaining (or “haggle”) market institutions in 12 pairs of la...
We study the role of consumers ’ psychological bargaining costs associated with the decision to barg...
Although take-it-or-leave-it pricing is the main mode of operation for many retailers, a number of r...
This article identifies conditions under which an industry-wide practice of posted (or list) pricing...
In this paper we study the co-existence of two well known trading protocols, bargaining and price-po...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...
The paper offers a comparative analysis of different ways to sell products (selling formats) when bu...
In this paper we study how bargainers impact on markets in which firms set a list price to sell to t...