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We propose new models, simulations, and data analyses to elaborate on the process of formation of a network. In these models, new agents search edges instead of nodes before connecting to other agents. The edges can represent patents between technology firms, assets between dealers, viruses...
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We propose new models, simulations, and data analyses to elaborate on the process of formation of a network. In these models, new agents search edges instead of nodes before connecting to other agents. The edges can represent patents between technology firms, assets between dealers, viruses...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013298289
This paper examines the dynamic pricing decisions of a monopolist seller when customers have time-inconsistent preferences, which is modeled by quasi-hyperbolic discounting. By considering the cases where customers can be sophisticated, naive, or partially naive about their time-inconsistent...
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Firms engage in product proliferation to take advantage of heterogeneous customers. Product upgrading, where a customer may be served with an upgrade to a higher quality product or service, has been an increasingly popular practice. Despite its popularity, there is limited understanding of how...
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