Add to ORKGThis paper investigates the profit effects of price discrimination when firms have partial information about consumer preferences. It shows that price discrimination can boost industry profit if firms have access to the right kind of information about consumer preferences while remaining ignorant of other relevant information.Competitive price discrimination Partial information Profit effects
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This paper investigates the profit effects of price discrimination when firms have partial informati...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy improvements in ...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy improvements in ...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy im-provements in...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy improvements in ...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
This paper surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is on three aspects of p...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This paper investigates the profit effects of price discrimination when firms have partial informati...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy improvements in ...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy improvements in ...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy im-provements in...
This paper investigates the competitive and welfare effects of information accuracy improvements in ...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
Abstract This paper selectively surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is ...
This paper surveys the recent literature on price discrimination. The focus is on three aspects of p...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...
This article examines a model wherein firms first advertise their existence to consumers and, in the...