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This paper analyzes third-degree price discrimination of a monopoly airline in the presence of congestion externality … passengers exhibit a higher time valuation, and a less price-elastic demand, than leisure passengers. Our main result is the …
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that the monopoly platform does not introduce distortions over and above those arising from the market power of the …
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likely to occur when this distribution is rather flat. In particular, monopoly production results in the oversupply of …
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our theory is the health care market, where drug prices can be very high. Our model predicts that monopoly prices for …We offer a theory of how the combination of budget constraints and insurance drives up prices. A natural context for … literature. As a result, prices of drugs sold by a monopoly treating rare serious diseases are doomed to go sky high. …
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a major share in total revenue, monopoly regulation typically concentrates on the control of core-good prices (“core …-dollar increase in the daily car rental price reduces passenger demand at 199 US airports by more than 0.36 percent. A major …
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affects the optimal price/price markup or optimal quantity. A monopoly example is used to show that seemingly strong … uncertainty types can lead to quite special results. Monopoly examples of the newsboy problem type are further used to show that …
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This paper studies the relationship between three key elements of the marketing mix, namely, price, product, and promotion, in a model where a seller employs informative advertising to launch a new product. We propose a fairly general advertising technology for the study of three promotional...
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a number of market organizations: private monopoly, perfect competition and public supply. Increasing the share of robot …
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Given the possibility to modify the probability of a loss, will a profit-maximizing insurer engage in loss prevention or is it in his interest to increase the loss probability? This paper investigates this question. First, we calculate the expected profit maximizing loss probability within an...
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