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) industry. I present an empirical discrete-choice model of limited information on the part of consumers, where advertising …
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We study firms' advertising strategies in an oligopolistic market in which both non-comparative and comparative advertising are present. We show that in equilibrium firms mix over the two types of advertising, with the intensity of comparative advertising exceeding that of non-comparative...
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downgrades quality whereas the seller sometimes upgrades it. Our model of targeting with endogenous product quality provides some … new insights into the way the transition from mass to specialized advertising can affect market outcomes. Quality …
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Economists have emphasized the role of dissipative advertising and price as signals of quality. Most works, however …, limit the number of types to two options: high and low quality. Yet, production costs and quality both result from R … quality and marginal cost are both subject to chance. In a static framework (no repeat purchases and no informed consumers …
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conformity. In equilibrium, both quality and cost leaders choose higher advertising intensities and charge higher prices than …
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power and in quality to stimulate content consumption. The profit-maximizing tariff is zero if productive data are highly …
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Media firms sometimes allow consumers to pay to remove advertisements from an advertisement-based product. We formally examine an ad-based monopolist's incentives to introduce this option. When deciding whether to introduce the option to pay, the monopolist compares the potential direct revenues...
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-informative advertisements can affect people’s choices by influencing their perception of product quality. We present a model in which people can … learn about product quality by observing the choices of others. Consumers are, however, not able to fully distinguish … equilibrium the most observed product is always most likely to be of the highest quality. The analysis has important policy …
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that most of the information in the report cards does not reliably measure quality of care, but a subset of seven measures …Since 2009, German nursing homes have been evaluated regularly with quality report cards published online. We argue … does. Using a sample of more than 3,000 nursing homes with information on two waves, we find a significant improvement in …
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We derive equilibrium incentives to use comparative advertising that pushes up own brand perception and pulls down the brand image of targeted rivals. Data on content and spending for all TV advertisements in OTC analgesics enable us to construct matrices of dollar rival targeting and estimate...
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