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The occurrence of temporary stock-outs at retail is common in frequently purchased product categories. Available empirical evidence suggests that when faced with stock-outs, consumers are often willing to buy substitute items. An important implication of this consumer behavior is that observed...
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This research examines how individual differences and institutional practices influence consumer bidding in auctions. Bidders may be motivated by different goals, e.g., <i>thrill</i> (of winning the item, with minimal attention to what they pay for it) versus <i>prudence</i> (winning the item at a price at or...
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penetration pricing strategies (such as loss leader pricing) suboptimal. Furthermore, the identified bias leads the firm to spend …
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price. Second, I consider a more competitive framework where buyers with rejected bids have access to an alternative option … profitable than the posted price. Finally, I study whether adding the posted-price option to the NYOP will further increase the … presence of an alternative option, the answer depends on whether buyers consider the posted-price option and the alternative …
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The use of a durable good is limited by both its physical life and usable life. For example, an electric-car battery can last for five years (physical life) or 100,000 miles (usable life), whichever comes first. We propose a framework for examining how a profit-maximizing firm might choose the...
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This paper analyses firms' decisions to provide connectivity to their customers. We distinguish between intraconnectivity--the ability of one firm's customers to connect to each other--and interconnectivity--the ability of one firm's customers to connect with another firm's customers. The...
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firm pricing and profits depends critically on two elements: the structure of the underlying consumer network and the … firm can benefit from increased social sharing if the level of sharing is already high, enabling a pricing strategy …
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The extensive adoption of uniform pricing for branded variants is a puzzling phenomenon, considering that firms may …. Interestingly, we find that uniform pricing induced by consumers' concerns of fairness can actually help mitigate price competition … suggests the long-run sustainability of the uniform pricing strategy. As a result, fairness concerns from consumers provide a …
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A decade of work in marketing meta-analysis has produced empirical generalizations concerning parameters in models of advertising, price, diffusion, and consumer behavior. Results from these meta-analyses should replace the now discredited zero null hypotheses of such parameters in future work....
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This paper offers the generalization that competitive promotions are mixed strategies. First an empirical regularity is established that promotions are independent across competitors. This regularity is then elaborated on in the context of a promotion game. The promotion game is linked to...
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