We consider online display advertisement publishers who maximize the revenue by optimal pricing in an oligopoly setting. Each publisher interacts with others through setting cost-per-impression (CPM) that affects the demand for everyone. Using the pseudoconcavity of the objective function, we prove that a unique best response Nash equilibrium exists for each publisher. We also consider the sensitivity of the publisher while other publishers changes their CPM. In both cases, the best response of the publisher depends entirely on her current best response CPM. We provide an algorithm for finding the equilibrium and illustrate by numerical examples
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A lot of research work has studied the auction mechanism of uncertain advertising cooperation betwee...
Two manufacturers produce substitutable goods for a homogeneous market. The advertising efforts of t...
We consider online display advertisement publishers who maximize the revenue by optimal pricing in a...
In this article, we study a balancing problem of web publishers for pay-per-view and pay-per-click c...
Display advertising has a 39% share of the online advertising market and is its fastest-growing cate...
In this paper, we study optimal contract problems for online display advertisements with pay-per-vie...
We analyse the use of options for online advertisement publishers. By providing a discount or reward...
For the Internet advertisement market, we consider a contract problem between advertisers and publis...
This paper develops a dynamic model of oligopolistic advertising competition. The model is general e...
The quality of many consumer nondurable goods or services is sufficiently complex or obscure that co...
The author investigates the validity of the "flat maximum principle"---the insensitivity of a firm's...
While page views are often sold instantly through real-time auctions when users visit websites, they...
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While the influence maximization problem (IMP) which studies how to trigger a large cascade in Onlin...
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