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Should brand firms always take pioneering position?

Pan, Cong - 2015

This paper discusses brand firms' endogenous timing problem when facing nonbrand firms under quantity competition. We … study a market comprising brand and nonbrand products. There exist heterogeneous consumer groups-one group buys only brand … products while the other one cares little about the brand. These two consumer groups constitute the high- and low-end markets …

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The impact of the reference price system on the pharmaceutical market : a theoretical approach

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Confidence, fundamentals, and consumption

L'Huillier, Jean-Paul; Waldmann, Robert; Yoo, Donghoon - 2021

We offer a structural interpretation of survey measures of consumer confidence. Our approach is based on a simple forward-looking model of consumption. The model decomposes observed consumption uctuations in changes due to fundamentals, and changes due to temporary errors caused by noisy...

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Fear of Covid-19 contagion : the idiosyncratic effects of an aggregate pandemic shock

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We examine how the fear of COVID-19 contagion influences consumer expenditure patterns. We show that the consumption expenditure responses to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic are significantly heterogeneous across generations. We find that the elderly spend less than the younger generation by...

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