We study optimal pricing strategies and consequent market shares’ dynamics in a transition from an old and established technology to a new one. We simulate an agent-based model, in which a large population of possible buyers decide whether to adopt or not depending on prices, private signals and herding behavior. The firm, on its part, sets prices to maximize revenues. We show that trade-in programs, in practice comparable to very aggressive discounts, are supported by a rational attitude
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We study optimal pricing strategies and consequent market shares’ dynamics in a transition from an o...
We study optimal pricing strategies and consequent market shares’ dynamics in a transition from an o...
We present an equilibrium model where the demand side of the market determines the strategic incenti...
We consider a monopolist who sells identical objects of common but unknown value in a herding-prone ...
PurposeThis study aimed to optimize the trade-in pricing strategy. To leverage market share, many se...
In technology adoption, herd behaviour can lead to a suboptimal outcome. An example is given by Cho...
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Trade-in is one of the most widely used recycling methods in practice. A key problem in the trade-in...
In technology adoption, herd behaviour can lead to a suboptimal outcome as shown, among others, by C...
In the context of developing the digital platform economy, trade-in programs have become an effectiv...
This paper is an attempt at a rigorous (albeit not exceedingly general) analysis of the diffusion of...
In technology adoption, herd behavior can lead to a suboptimal outcome as shown, among others, by Ch...
Artificial societies are computer models in which the collective behavior of a population of simulat...
The current paper presents a theoretical model where rational decision makers (DMs) observe credible...
In this paper we model the strategic behavior of firms competing in duopolistic environments with a ...
We study optimal pricing strategies and consequent market shares’ dynamics in a transition from an o...
We study optimal pricing strategies and consequent market shares’ dynamics in a transition from an o...
We present an equilibrium model where the demand side of the market determines the strategic incenti...
We consider a monopolist who sells identical objects of common but unknown value in a herding-prone ...
PurposeThis study aimed to optimize the trade-in pricing strategy. To leverage market share, many se...
In technology adoption, herd behaviour can lead to a suboptimal outcome. An example is given by Cho...
Abstract—Market-driven agents are negotiation agents that react to changing market situations by mak...
Trade-in is one of the most widely used recycling methods in practice. A key problem in the trade-in...
In technology adoption, herd behaviour can lead to a suboptimal outcome as shown, among others, by C...
In the context of developing the digital platform economy, trade-in programs have become an effectiv...
This paper is an attempt at a rigorous (albeit not exceedingly general) analysis of the diffusion of...
In technology adoption, herd behavior can lead to a suboptimal outcome as shown, among others, by Ch...
Artificial societies are computer models in which the collective behavior of a population of simulat...
The current paper presents a theoretical model where rational decision makers (DMs) observe credible...
In this paper we model the strategic behavior of firms competing in duopolistic environments with a ...