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Kunden sich in stärkerem Maße an den Beurteilungen anderer Kunden orientieren. Wo planungsrechtlich die Errichtung … experience. A considerable proportion of potential customers was/is sufficiently mobile to spatially follow these forms of supply … social networks (Facebook, Twitter and others) will also make their influence felt on older customer groups, as customers …
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incumbent to block entry by limit pricing. We also consider adding a price ceiling to insure customers against future price … mit einer festen Marge dem traditionellen Eintritt mit anschließendem Preiswettbewerb überlegen ist, da dem etablierten …
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We study a price competition game in which customers are heterogeneous in the rebates they get from either of two firms …
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This paper models interaction between groups of agents by means of a graph where each node represents a group of agents and an arc represents bilateral interaction. It departs from the standard Katz-Shapiro framework by assuming that network benefits are restricted only amongst groups of linked...
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This paper models interaction between groups of agents by means of a graph where each node represents a group of agents and an arc represents bilateral interaction. It departs from the standard Katz-Shapiro framework by assuming that network benefits are restricted only amongst groups of linked...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005770874
This paper studies the effects of generic entry on post-patent price competition for 18 prescription drugs recently exposed to competition. An independent, validating test of the “generic competition paradox” is conducted using a newly created data set. Each generic entrant is associated...
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This paper models interaction between groups of agents by means of a graph where each node represents a group of agents and an arc represents bilateral interaction. It departs from the standard Katz-Shapiro framework by assuming that network benefits are restricted only amongst groups of linked...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10004979284
A monopolist who originally charges a uniform price across all markets may switch to discriminatory pricing upon the entry of a competitor. As a result, intensified competition may lead to more dispersed prices as well as higher prices for some or all consumers.
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Two producers offer differentiated goods to a representative consumer. The buyer has distinct marginal valuations for the quality of the products. Each producer knows perfectly the consumer’s taste for its own product, but remains uninformed about its taste for the rival’s product. When each...
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Two producers offer differentiated goods to a representative consumer. The buyer has distinct marginal valuations for the quality of the products. Each producer perfectly knows the consumer's taste for its own product, but remains uninformed about its taste for the rival's product. When each...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005008502