This paper presents a model that explains the recent evolution of e-commerce, where over time, prices can increase if no exit occurs, or decrease, if exit occurs. In the model there is uncertainty about the firms¿ costs, because the technology is new, and consumers face a switching cost, because it is easier to observe the current price of a previous supplier, than the price of other firms
Despite expectations in the late 1990s that the Internet would lead to frictionless commerce, empiri...
We study a tractable model of firm price setting with customer markets and empirically evaluate its ...
This paper explains market turbulence, such as the recent dotcom boom/bust cycle, as equilibrium ind...
This paper presents a model that explains the recent evolution of e-commerce, where over time, price...
This paper presents a model that explains the recent evolution of e-commerce, where over time, price...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of e-commerce. The analys...
In recent years, price comparison sites have attracted the attention of internet users. In these sit...
Determining prices is a key management task for a merchant. IT-enabled electronic markets facilitat...
This paper investigates prices of consumer electronics sold on the Web by both online-only retailers...
In many markets, consumers have "switching costs" (for example, learning costs or transaction costs)...
Our paper develops a Walrasian general equilibrium model based on impersonal networking decisions to...
Economists studying electronic commerce (e-commerce for short) have focused on the changes that it h...
Abstract. Dynamic pricing is the dynamic adjustment of prices to consumers depending upon the value ...
textabstractWe analyze a market where firms compete in a conventional and an electronic retail chann...
With a continuously increasing speed of information exchange on the World Wide Web, retailers in the...
Despite expectations in the late 1990s that the Internet would lead to frictionless commerce, empiri...
We study a tractable model of firm price setting with customer markets and empirically evaluate its ...
This paper explains market turbulence, such as the recent dotcom boom/bust cycle, as equilibrium ind...
This paper presents a model that explains the recent evolution of e-commerce, where over time, price...
This paper presents a model that explains the recent evolution of e-commerce, where over time, price...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of e-commerce. The analys...
In recent years, price comparison sites have attracted the attention of internet users. In these sit...
Determining prices is a key management task for a merchant. IT-enabled electronic markets facilitat...
This paper investigates prices of consumer electronics sold on the Web by both online-only retailers...
In many markets, consumers have "switching costs" (for example, learning costs or transaction costs)...
Our paper develops a Walrasian general equilibrium model based on impersonal networking decisions to...
Economists studying electronic commerce (e-commerce for short) have focused on the changes that it h...
Abstract. Dynamic pricing is the dynamic adjustment of prices to consumers depending upon the value ...
textabstractWe analyze a market where firms compete in a conventional and an electronic retail chann...
With a continuously increasing speed of information exchange on the World Wide Web, retailers in the...
Despite expectations in the late 1990s that the Internet would lead to frictionless commerce, empiri...
We study a tractable model of firm price setting with customer markets and empirically evaluate its ...
This paper explains market turbulence, such as the recent dotcom boom/bust cycle, as equilibrium ind...