We consider the model of price competition for a single buyer among many sellers in a dynamic environment. The surplus from each trade is allowed to depend on the path of previous purchases, and as a result, the model captures phenomena such as learning by doing and habit formation in consumption.We characterize Markovian equilibria for finite and infinite horizon versions of the model and show that the stationary infinite horizon version of the model possesses an efficient equilibrium where all the sellers receive an equilibrium payoff equal to their marginal contribution to the social welfare
We develop a dynamic model of experience goods pricing with independent private valuations. We show ...
We analyze a simple dynamic durable good model. Two incumbent sellers and potential entrants choose ...
We introduce a dynamic pricing model for a monopolistic company selling a perishable product to a fi...
In this thesis, we focus on oligopolistic markets for a single perishable product, where firms compe...
This thesis considers two applications in dynamics economic models with many agents. The dynamics of...
Abstract. We study dynamic markets in which participants are randomly matched to bargain over the pr...
Existing dynamic pricing models which take consumers’ learning behavior into account generally assum...
This paper considers a dynamic model of price competition in which sellers are endowed with one unit...
We study a discrete time dynamic game of price competition with spatially di¤erentiated products and...
A dynamic trading game is examined in which two uninformed buyers engage in Bertrand-like competitio...
This dissertation studies three different dynamic environments and trade-offs that arise from the dy...
When two firms compete for service-sensitive demands based on their product availability, their acti...
This paper analyzes an infinite horizon model where a seller, who owns an indivisible unit of a good...
In this paper, we consider a market in which a finite number of firms compete in prices for the inco...
We develop a dynamic model of experience goods pricing with independent private valuations. We show ...
We develop a dynamic model of experience goods pricing with independent private valuations. We show ...
We analyze a simple dynamic durable good model. Two incumbent sellers and potential entrants choose ...
We introduce a dynamic pricing model for a monopolistic company selling a perishable product to a fi...
In this thesis, we focus on oligopolistic markets for a single perishable product, where firms compe...
This thesis considers two applications in dynamics economic models with many agents. The dynamics of...
Abstract. We study dynamic markets in which participants are randomly matched to bargain over the pr...
Existing dynamic pricing models which take consumers’ learning behavior into account generally assum...
This paper considers a dynamic model of price competition in which sellers are endowed with one unit...
We study a discrete time dynamic game of price competition with spatially di¤erentiated products and...
A dynamic trading game is examined in which two uninformed buyers engage in Bertrand-like competitio...
This dissertation studies three different dynamic environments and trade-offs that arise from the dy...
When two firms compete for service-sensitive demands based on their product availability, their acti...
This paper analyzes an infinite horizon model where a seller, who owns an indivisible unit of a good...
In this paper, we consider a market in which a finite number of firms compete in prices for the inco...
We develop a dynamic model of experience goods pricing with independent private valuations. We show ...
We develop a dynamic model of experience goods pricing with independent private valuations. We show ...
We analyze a simple dynamic durable good model. Two incumbent sellers and potential entrants choose ...
We introduce a dynamic pricing model for a monopolistic company selling a perishable product to a fi...