Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to study how (aggregate) demand uncertainty influences location choices and price competition in the original Hotelling (1929)’s model. We provide new predictions on the effect of risk attitudes on both decisions under demand uncertainty and confront them with the data. Our experimental results support the predictions that demand uncertainty acts as a differentiation force for risk-neutral and risk-lover subjects. By contrast, we do not verify that demand uncertainty leads risk-averse subjects to agglomerate. This is explained primarily by learning effects and heterogeneous behaviors within this risk profile. Finally, we observe various price-setting ...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
This paper sheds light on an empirical controversy about the effect of competi-tion on price discrim...
17-12Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to s...
17-12Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to s...
Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to study ...
Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to study ...
International audienceMotivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory...
We analyze a Hotelling location-then-price duopoly game under demand uncertainty with uniformly dist...
In entering a new market, firms face demand uncertainty. We depart from the usual Hotelling duopoly ...
We investigate Hotelling's duopoly game of location-then-price choices with quadratic transportation...
We investigate Hotelling's duopoly game of location-then-price choices with quadratic transportation...
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
This paper sheds light on an empirical controversy about the effect of competi-tion on price discrim...
17-12Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to s...
17-12Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to s...
Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to study ...
Motivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory experiments to study ...
International audienceMotivated by recent research on product differentiation, we conduct laboratory...
We analyze a Hotelling location-then-price duopoly game under demand uncertainty with uniformly dist...
In entering a new market, firms face demand uncertainty. We depart from the usual Hotelling duopoly ...
We investigate Hotelling's duopoly game of location-then-price choices with quadratic transportation...
We investigate Hotelling's duopoly game of location-then-price choices with quadratic transportation...
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
Hotelling's (1929) principle of minimum differentiation and the alternative prediction that firms wi...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
Évaluation - auteur hors Unité au moment de la publicationInternational audienceIn entering a new ma...
This paper sheds light on an empirical controversy about the effect of competi-tion on price discrim...