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complement our investigation with a randomized controlled experiment on MTurk. We find that when participants' decision to review …
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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 improvement in a book's reviews leads to an increase in...
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Increased competition from the internet has raised concerns about the quality of prescription drugs sold online. Given the pressure from the Department of Justice, Google agreed to ban pharmacies not certified by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) from sponsored search...
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rolled out with a long-run experiment, which allows us to measure its short-run and long-run effects. We find that, although …
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delivery. With this goal in mind, we conduct a large-scale, randomized experiment that includes more than 70,000 advertisers on …
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consumer choice sets can be pro-competitive. Finally, we examine a subsequent A/B experiment run by eBay that illustrates the …
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-scale field experiments and tracking effects over extended periods. We analyze a long-running field experiment of online …
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. We then test and confirm these predictions in an experiment on consumers' online shopping decisions in the presence of …
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implement an online shopping experiment in which 2,998 consumers purchase common household products, facing tax rates that vary …
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We present a model where social media platforms offer plans that intermix entertaining content with digital advertising ("ads"). Users derive utility from entertainment and learn about their valuation for a product from ads. While some users are fully rational, others naïvely perceive digital...
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