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We analyze firms' location choices in a Hotelling model with two-dimensional consumer heterogeneity, along addresses and transport cost parameters (flexibility). Firms can price discriminate based on perfect data on consumer addresses and (possibly) imperfect data on consumer flexibility. We...
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. In a model with two interrelated Hotelling lines prices in both markets are corrected downwards when compared to the …
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Television advertising levels in Europe are regulated according to the "Audiovisual Service Media Directive" where member states of the European Union usually impose stricter regulation on their Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) channels. The present model evaluates the effects of symmetric and...
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end, we compare two-part tariffs with linear prices and quantity-independent fixed fees in two different scenarios. First … to using only the fixed price component of the two-part tariff to facilitate collusion at maximum prices. However, once …
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content providers endogenously sort into single or multi-homers. We find that consumer prices rise when the share of single …
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price distribution. Prices at the top of the distribution change moderately only, but prices at the left tail decrease by up … to 12% of stations’ gross margins. Consumers with easy access to information on prices gain the most from entry. The … reduction in transaction prices is 32-44% stronger for fully informed consumers than for uninformed consumers. …
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This article sheds light on the interaction of media, economic actors, and economic experts. Based on a unique data set of 86,000 news items rated by professional analysts of Media Tenor International and survey data, we first analyze the overall tone of the media, consumers', firms', and...
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and the reader market. We find that semi-collusion leads to less advertising (but higher advertising prices) and lower … copy prices which is beneficial for readers. Under certain circumstances, semi-collusion may even benefit advertisers as … ambiguous. However, even under full collusion newspaper copy prices may decrease and welfare may increase. -- Media Markets …
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This is paper analyses the interrelationship between perceived journal relevance and reputation. Based on a survey of 705 members of the German Economic Association, we find a strong interrelationship between journal reputation and relevance where a journal's perceived relevance has a stronger...
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We show that the rise in ebook prices following Apple's entry into the market can be explained by Amazon's Kindle … iPad, Amazon's incentive to keep ebook prices low diminished. This explanation contrasts with a recent U.S. court decision …, if contracts revert to their prior form, as stipulated by the court decision, this will likely push ebook prices up even …
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