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The Experience Curve and the Market Size of Competitive Consumer Durable Markets
2011
An evolutionary model of the product life cycle is applied to derive the experience curve and the market size of (expensive) durable goods. The experience (learning) curve suggests that the real costs per unit decrease with an increasing cumulative output (Henderson's law). Based on the idea...
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Product Pricing when Demand Follows a Rule of Thumb
Matzke, Christina; Wirth, Benedikt - 2009
We analyze the strategic behavior of firms when demand is determined by a rule of thumb behavior of consumers. We assume consumer dynamics where individual consumers follow simple behavioral decision rules governed by imitation and habit as suggested in consumer research. On this basis, we...
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Reversibilität und Irreversibilität: Mathematische Untersuchungen zum Zeitverhalten des Produktlebenszyklus
Herold, Jörg; Ahrens, Bernd - 2011
Genaue Prognosen von Absatzmöglichkeiten und Marktpotenzialen für Innovationen können heute ein entscheidender Faktor sein, um sich auf dem Markt zu behaupten. Zur Sicherung des langfristigen Unternehmenserfolgs sind im Zeitablauf produkt- und sortimentspolitische Entscheidungen zu treffen....
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Nonfundamental representations of the relation between technology shocks and hours worked
Barigozzi, Matteo; Capasso, Marco - 2008
Estimating the response of hours worked to technology shocks is often considered as a crucial step for evaluating the … estimated using a VAR, and retrieve alternative nonfundamental representations of the relation between technology shocks and … conditioning on a technology shock. This result is more robust than the results by Christiano et al. [2004], because it is …
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Entry and the Choice between Greenfield or Takeover: The Neglected Technological Determinants
Fölster, Stefan; Nyberg, Sten - 1993
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Beef up your competitor: a model of advertising cooperation between internet search engines
Sapi, Geza; Suleymanova, Irina - 2009
the effects of an agreement where the more advanced firm shares its technology with the inferior one. We show that the …
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Technological diffusion, spatial spillovers and regional convergence in Europe
Paci, Raffaele; Pigliaru, Francesco - 2001
In this paper we study two closely related issues. First, the role of technology heterogeneity and diffusion in the … pattern of the observed regional heterogeneity in technology and the relevance of this pattern for the econometric analysis of … regions is due to convergence in technology as well as to convergence in capital-labour ratios. We first develop a growth …
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Timing of technology adoption and product market competition
Milliou, Chrysovalantou; Petrakis, Emmanuel - 2009
This paper examines how product market competition affects firms' timing of adopting a new technology as well as …
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Market structure and market performance in e-commerce
Hackl, Franz; Kummer, Michael E.; Winter-Ebmer, Rudolf; … - 2011
We investigate the effect of market structure on market performance in the market for consumer electronics. This research is novel, because we exploit product life cycle information to build an instrumental variable for the number of firms in a market, a variable which hitherto had to be treated...
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Multiproduct competition, learning by doing and price-cost margins over the product life cycle: Evidence from the DRAM industry
Siebert, Ralph - 1999
Halbleiterindustrie. Zusätzlich berücksichtigen wir explizit die Dynamik über den Produktlebenszyklus. Unsere Ergebnisse zeigen, daß diese … zeigen, daß (ii) Lerneffekte, Skalenerträge und Spillovereffekte über den Produktlebenszyklus variieren. Lerneffekte sind am … Ende des Produktlebenszyklus größer, wenn neue Produkttechnologien entwickelt werden. Skalenerträge sind zunehmend und …
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