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their anonymity and avoid being identified as past customers, possibly at an (exogenous) cost. When consumers can costlessly … maintain their anonymity, they all individually choose to do so, which paradoxically results in the highest profit for the firm …. Increasing the cost of anonymity can benefit consumers, but only up to a point, after which the effect is reversed. …
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Evidence suggests that donors have little demand for information before giving to charity. To understand this behavior and its policy implications, we present a model in which each individual can acquire costly information about her true value of charity. We observe that an individual who...
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