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intermediary deliberately informs about some products and their price quotes from outside a consumer's preferred product category. …
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How does advertising influence consumer decisions and market outcomes? We utilize detailed data on consumer shopping behavior and choices over bank accounts to investigate the effects of advertising on the different stages of the shopping process: awareness, consideration, and choice. We...
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' attention to advertisers. Under Net Neutrality, a zero-price rule is enforced. By contrast, in the Unregulated Regime, ISPs make …
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To provide a more exible workhorse model of temporary price reductions or "sales", this paper presents a substantially … studies of sales and price dispersion. …
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' attention to advertisers. Under Net Neutrality, a zero-price rule is enforced. By contrast, in the Unregulated Regime, ISPs make …
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I consider an oligopoly model where, prior to price competition, firms invest in persuasive advertising and induce … advertising is introduced to homogeneous product markets, provides an alternative explanation for price dispersion phenomena …
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entire market. As a resultthe market is segmented only from time to time and presentssubstantial price dispersion across …
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