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How did the diffusion of the Internet affect performance and product quality in the airline industry? We argue that the shift to online distribution channels has changed the way airlines compete for customers - from an environment in which airlines compete for space at the top of travel...
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The digital revolution has dramatically reduced search costs for information. Consumers can now access information that …
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Paid placement, where advertisers bid payments to a search engine to have their products appear next to keyword search … learn about a seller?s product through a costly search. In equilibrium, a seller bids more for placement when his product is … more relevant for a given keyword, and the paid placement of sellers by the search engine reveals information about the …
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assortments. Consumers face a search problem within an assortment of horizontally differentiated products supplied by a monopolist …. They may search for a product match by drawing products from the assortment or by seeking word of mouth recommendations …
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show that the increase in efficiency holds even when controlling for the search intensity of guests, the change in the … composition of transactions and aggregate market conditions at the time of search I demonstrate that guests are elastic with …
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Sponsored search mechanisms, where advertisers bid for placement to be as close to the top in the listing of search … results, are the fastest growing among online search models. Sponsored search in popular search services such as Google and … Yahoo! employ an auction mechanism wherein firms can bid, for a better placement in the (sponsored) search results, on …
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