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ILO pub. Article reviewing the findings of case studies of consumer behaviour with a view to testing the validity of certain assumptions regarding consumer efficiency, effects of choice of technology and choice of product and the availability of labour intensive techniques in Bangladesh,...
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Im Zeitabschnitt von 1960 bis 1992 entwickelte sich die Mineralölsteuer von der siebt- zur drittstärksten Steuer. Dabei ist Benzin die wichtigste Bemessungsgrundlage zur Besteuerung. Die steuerpolitische Rechnung ging bislang in zweierlei Hinsicht auf. Zum einen wurde trotz Steuererhöhung...
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for efficiency is not the tax rate itself but the tax incidence on tourists. Casino tourism in Macao engages in price … price rise if a tax hike on the VIP market is not large, but will grow less rapidly with a smaller price increase if the tax … discriminatory pricing. We show that our theory is largely consistent with observed evidence. This paper also provides some policy …
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We investigate how firms' incentives to acquire customer data for targeted offers depend on its quality. A two-dimensional Hotelling model is proposed where consumers are heterogeneous both with respect to their locations and transportation cost parameters (flexibility). Firms have perfect data...
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We examine deviations from the law of one price (LOP) with price data from duty-free outlets where each product, at a … given location, has its price quoted in (at least) two currencies. Reluctance to adjust relative prices for "small …
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international price differences and buy access to Premier League TV matches from whichever country they like. We compare complete …
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Pricing-to-market (PTM), the practice of differentiating the price of a good across markets, is commonly attributed to … differential distribution and border costs. In this paper we show that some of this price differentiation is sustained by … manufacturers selling different versions of an otherwise identical good in different markets. We study price differences across …
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price discriminate between those customers who are sensitive to service characteristics and those who are not. Service … service providers to commit to a higher price for more sensitive customers, which leads to higher profits overall. This …
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We analyze the monopolist’s decision about how to design different versions of a good, i.e. whether to make them substitutes or complements, when consumers can buy them simultaneously. In this context, we find that versioning goods as substitutes or complements may be optimal for the...
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The European car market is segmented by regulatory measures that support price discrimination by manufacturers and make … and minimum price is typically about 50% of the average price. The price discrimination seems to be driven largely by … taxes, tariffs and import quotas. For example, a quota raises the pre-tax price of the average Japanese car by 12% and of …
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