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We develop an equilibrium model of illiquid asset valuation based on search and matching. We propose several measures … of illiquidity and show how these measures behave. We also show that the equilibrium amount of search may be less than …, equal to or greater than the amount of search that is socially optimal. Finally, we show that excess returns on illiquid …
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This paper analyzes intertemporal seller pricing and buyer purchasing behavior in a laboratory retail market with differential information. A seller posts one price each period that a buyer either accepts or rejects. Trade occurs over a sequence of "market periods" with a random termination...
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This paper provides a theory of intertemporal pricing in a small market with differential information about the realizations of a stochastic process which determines demand. We study the sequential equilibria in stationary strategies of the stochastic game between a seller and buyer. The seller...
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A dynamic pricing model is studied where a seller of an asset faces a sequence of potential buyers whose valuation distribution is unknown to the seller. The seller learns more about the distribution in the selling process and becomes less optimistic as the object remains unsold. We characterize...
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We endogenize product design in a model of sequential search with random firm-consumer match value à la Wolinsky (Quart … offer more nichy products, this induces more intense search; depending on search costs, this could raise or lower consumers …
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do so by considering randomized monetary trades in a standard search-theoretic model of money where agents can hold …
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I highlight the importance of the distributional aspects of money’s divisibility by comparing a search-theoretic model …
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This paper characterizes equilibrium outcomes in consumer search markets taking the cost of going back to stores … already searched explicitly into account. We show that the optimal sequential search rule under costly revisits is very … prices. We explore the implications of costly revisits on market equilibrium in two celebrated search models. In the Wolinsky …
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