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This paper shows that an advertising ban is more likely to increase – rather than decrease – total consumption when … advertising does not bring about a large expansion of market demand at given prices and when it increases product differentiation … (thus allowing firms to command higher prices). In this case, the main impact of a ban on advertising is to reduce …
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The development of cable and satellite television has not occurred as rapidly in the United Kingdom as initially anticipated. The paper examines cable and satellite policy in the context of the Peacock Report's proposals for broadcasting reform. The concept of a national telecommunications grid...
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The regulation of commercial television and broadcasting in the United Kingdom has evolved from the principles of … public service broadcasting. Much of this regulation is paternalistic and does not place great emphasis on the most effective … regulation in the light of the recent recommendations of the Peacock Committee. In particular, the objectives of broadcasting are …
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increases advertising clutter (leading to a potential downward spiral), may reduce total welfare and content quality, and can …
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We develop a theory of imperfect competition with loss-averse consumers. All consumers are fully informed about match value and price at the time they make their purchasing decision. However, a share of consumers are initially uncertain about their tastes and form a reference point consisting of...
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We study a market model in which competing firms use costly marketing devices to influence the set of alternatives which consumers perceive as relevant. Consumers in our model are boundedly rational in the sense that they have an imperfect perception of what is relevant to their decision...
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We compare the advertising intensity and content of programming in a market with competing media platforms. With pay …-tv media platforms have two sources of revenues, advertising revenues and revenues from viewers. With free-to-air media … platforms receive all revenues from advertising. We show that if viewers strongly dislike advertising, the advertising intensity …
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, namely that industry concentration fell just at the same time as industry advertising expenditures rose sharply. Since both … stylized fact raises interesting questions about whether – and if so, how advertising affects entry. We use a model of consumer … switching behaviour to help interpret the facts. The model predicts a simple linear association between market and advertising …
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We develop a model with many advertisers (products) and many advertising markets (media). Each advertiser sells to a … different segment of consumers, and each medium has a different ability to target advertising messages. We characterize the … competitive equilibrium in the media markets and evaluate the implications of targeting in advertising markets. An increase in the …
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We present a Hotelling model of price and advertising competition between prescription drugs that differ in quality …/side e¤ects. Advertising results in the endogenous formation of two consumer groups: brand loyal and non-brand loyal ones. We … show that advertising strategies are strategic substitutes, with the better quality drugs being the ones that are most …
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