Add to ORKGMany goods and services are priced non-linearly, and a common way to implement nonlinear price schedules is to let consumers choose from a menu of two-part tariffs. If consumers know their demand at the time they choose tariff, there is often no principal difference between a fully nonlinear shedule and a (rich enough) menu of two-part tariffs. When consummers do not know their exact demand the two are not equivalent, and this paper analyzes the pros and cons of forcing the consumers to choose tariff before they learn their demand
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and ...
Standard price discrimination theories are based on the assumption that consumers use their future d...
In many markets, firms can price discriminate between their own customers and their rivals' customer...
Many goods and services are priced non-linearly, and a common way to implement nonlinear price sched...
Many goods and services are priced non-linearly, and a common way to implement nonlinear price sched...
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Abstract. We consider the general problem of price discrimination with nonlinear pricing in an oligo...
Sellers are increasingly utilizing big data and sophisticated algorithms to price discriminate among...
In communication, information, and other industries, three-part tariffs are increasingly popular. A ...
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and t...
Consumers are commonly required to subscribe to particular tariff options be-fore uncertainty regard...
Determining the optimal selling strategy for a multiproduct firm facing consumers with unobservable ...
In many markets, rms can price discriminate between their own customers and their rivals ’ customers...
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and ...
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and ...
Standard price discrimination theories are based on the assumption that consumers use their future d...
In many markets, firms can price discriminate between their own customers and their rivals' customer...
Many goods and services are priced non-linearly, and a common way to implement nonlinear price sched...
Many goods and services are priced non-linearly, and a common way to implement nonlinear price sched...
[This item is a preserved copy. To view the original, visit http://econtheory.org/] We st...
[This item is a preserved copy. To view the original, visit http://econtheory.org/] We st...
Abstract. We consider the general problem of price discrimination with nonlinear pricing in an oligo...
Sellers are increasingly utilizing big data and sophisticated algorithms to price discriminate among...
In communication, information, and other industries, three-part tariffs are increasingly popular. A ...
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and t...
Consumers are commonly required to subscribe to particular tariff options be-fore uncertainty regard...
Determining the optimal selling strategy for a multiproduct firm facing consumers with unobservable ...
In many markets, rms can price discriminate between their own customers and their rivals ’ customers...
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and ...
There is a gap between the recommendations of the theory of second degree price discrimination and ...
Standard price discrimination theories are based on the assumption that consumers use their future d...
In many markets, firms can price discriminate between their own customers and their rivals' customer...