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We examine the effect of consumer reviews on relative sales of books on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com. We find that … 1) reviews are overwhelmingly positive at both sites, but there are more reviews and longer reviews at Amazon.com, 2) an …
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We examine manufacturers' decisions of whether and how to offer their products for sale over the internet. Manufacturers that rely on promotion of their products by brick and mortar retailers must consider the possibility that internet retailers can free ride off of that promotional effort. This...
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demand at Amazon. The data also allow us to estimate the magnitude of retail outlet substitution bias in the CPI due to the …
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heterogeneous customers. To do so, we introduce a model in which Loyal customers buy one brand and do not strategically time …
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Popular wisdom holds that publishers revise college textbooks mainly to kill off the secondary market for used books. While this behavior might be profitable if consumers are myopic, uninformed or have high short-run discount rates (that exceed the publishers'), neoclassical authors have noted...
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