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While the Internet has apparently become a major source of information about many items, including real estate, travel, computer equipment, books, records, and automobiles, little is known about how it is used, and about its impact on search behavior. The objective of this study is to shed light...
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This thesis studies the interaction between new and used durable goods without physical depreciation. In product categories such as CDs/DVDs and video games, the competition from used goods markets has been viewed as a serious problem by producers. These products physically depreciate...
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This series of discussions presents commentaries and a rejoinder on the economic perspectives on branding arising from Moorthy (Moorthy S. (2012) Can brand extension signal product quality? Marketing Sci. 31(5):756-770)
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Consumers often purchase products based on sales promotions that they can redeem only after making the purchase. Such deals typically offer consumers a reward contingent on their performing a certain quantity of consumer effort, and we use the term rebates to refer generally to this family of...
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Behavioral decision researchers have documented a number of anomalies that seem to run counter to established theories of consumer behavior from microeconomics that are often at the core of analytical models in marketing. A natural question therefore is how equilibrium behavior and strategies...
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A key precept of brand extension theory is that brand extension, as opposed to new brand, reduces the risk of new product trial in experience goods categories. In this paper we argue that this property has specific testable implications for the dynamics of sales. In particular, in the movie...
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We study the relationship between online reviews and advertising spending in the hotel industry. Combining a dataset of TripAdvisor reviews with other datasets describing these hotels' advertising expenditures, we show, first, that online ratings have a causal demand-side effect on ad spending....
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We develop a general equilibrium model of informative advertising to examine the implications of privacy regulations on consumer welfare, focusing on its utilitarian aspects. In our model, firms reach consumers by placing ads on an advertising platform. Privacy regulations affect ad...
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