The study aims at contributing to the debate whether there are demand effects in models that seek to explain prices as mark-ups on costs. For costs it considers actual costs, normal costs and an intermediate model with a partial adjustment to the deviation of actual from normal costs. For demand effects it considers an effect on the price level of a change of demand, with an allowance for asymmetry between demand growth and demand decline. Tests and estimates are conducted on the basis of data from retailing
This paper investigates the relationship between consumer demand and firms'' mark-up for several pro...
textabstractIn this study expectations and prediction errors are introduced in the context of retail...
The dissertation is composed of three related chapters that empirically examine different aspects of...
textabstractThe study aims at contributing to the debate whether there are demand effects in models ...
In this paper a quantitative model is developed to explain differences in average store price level...
We present new survey evidence on pricing behavior for more than 14,000 European firms, and study it...
The central questions asked in this thesis are (i) whether retail prices are sticky or not, and (ii)...
Abstract of associated article: We present new survey evidence on pricing behavior for more than 14,...
Standard macro models typically assume that producers sell goods directly to final consumers, while,...
A.E. Res. 93-12This study attempts to reconcile divergent results between two previous studies of CR...
This paper describes an experimentation methodology to measure how demand varies with price and the ...
This dissertation contains four essays at the intersection of econometrics and industrial organizati...
This paper investigates competition between chain-stores and independents in the UK opticians' indus...
Pricing and inventory research often focuses on stylized models to illustrate pricing and ordering d...
The present thesis is concerned with the relationship between price adjustments in response to chan...
This paper investigates the relationship between consumer demand and firms'' mark-up for several pro...
textabstractIn this study expectations and prediction errors are introduced in the context of retail...
The dissertation is composed of three related chapters that empirically examine different aspects of...
textabstractThe study aims at contributing to the debate whether there are demand effects in models ...
In this paper a quantitative model is developed to explain differences in average store price level...
We present new survey evidence on pricing behavior for more than 14,000 European firms, and study it...
The central questions asked in this thesis are (i) whether retail prices are sticky or not, and (ii)...
Abstract of associated article: We present new survey evidence on pricing behavior for more than 14,...
Standard macro models typically assume that producers sell goods directly to final consumers, while,...
A.E. Res. 93-12This study attempts to reconcile divergent results between two previous studies of CR...
This paper describes an experimentation methodology to measure how demand varies with price and the ...
This dissertation contains four essays at the intersection of econometrics and industrial organizati...
This paper investigates competition between chain-stores and independents in the UK opticians' indus...
Pricing and inventory research often focuses on stylized models to illustrate pricing and ordering d...
The present thesis is concerned with the relationship between price adjustments in response to chan...
This paper investigates the relationship between consumer demand and firms'' mark-up for several pro...
textabstractIn this study expectations and prediction errors are introduced in the context of retail...
The dissertation is composed of three related chapters that empirically examine different aspects of...