Add to ORKGTheoretical models of multidimensional product differentiation predict that in duopoly firms differentiate maximally along one dimension and minimally along the other di-mensions. We experimentally reproduce a market in which firms can differentiate their products along two horizontal dimensions. The main result is that subjects do not differentiate their products and locate near the center consumers ’ distribution
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
We start the survey by reviewing the implications of horizontal and vertical product differentiation...
Hotelling's (1929) model of duopolistic competition 1s re-examined. A family of utility functio...
We analyze two and three-dimensional variants of Hotelling’s model of differentiated products. In ou...
We analyze two- and three-dimensional variants of Hotelling's model of differentiated products. In o...
We start the survey by reviewing the implications of horizontal and vertical product differentiation...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
International audienceTwo duopolists first decide in which proportions to incorporate in their produ...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
International audienceTwo duopolists first decide in which proportions to incorporate in their produ...
This paper studies Hotelling's spatial competition between two firms, but rather than assuming that ...
[[abstract]]This paper develops a variant of Hotelling's (1929) model involving subcontracting produ...
This paper studies Hotelling's spatial competition between two firms, but rather than assuming that ...
If the price is regulated in a spatial duopoly where consumers have a finite upper bound as to the p...
In the models of the horizontal product differentiation it is assumed that all the consumers will de...
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
We start the survey by reviewing the implications of horizontal and vertical product differentiation...
Hotelling's (1929) model of duopolistic competition 1s re-examined. A family of utility functio...
We analyze two and three-dimensional variants of Hotelling’s model of differentiated products. In ou...
We analyze two- and three-dimensional variants of Hotelling's model of differentiated products. In o...
We start the survey by reviewing the implications of horizontal and vertical product differentiation...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
International audienceTwo duopolists first decide in which proportions to incorporate in their produ...
The endogenous choice between two alternative kinds of product differentiation is addressed in a duo...
International audienceTwo duopolists first decide in which proportions to incorporate in their produ...
This paper studies Hotelling's spatial competition between two firms, but rather than assuming that ...
[[abstract]]This paper develops a variant of Hotelling's (1929) model involving subcontracting produ...
This paper studies Hotelling's spatial competition between two firms, but rather than assuming that ...
If the price is regulated in a spatial duopoly where consumers have a finite upper bound as to the p...
In the models of the horizontal product differentiation it is assumed that all the consumers will de...
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
We start the survey by reviewing the implications of horizontal and vertical product differentiation...
Hotelling's (1929) model of duopolistic competition 1s re-examined. A family of utility functio...