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Competitive experts: a solution to the credence goods problem
Emons, Winand - In: Ökonomische Analyse von Verträgen, (pp. 148-180). 2000
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Credence goods monopolists
Emons, Winand - In: International journal of industrial organization 19 (2001) 3/4, pp. 375-389
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Credence goods and fraudulent experts
Emons, Winand - In: The Rand journal of economics 28 (1997) 1, pp. 107-119
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Credence goods and fraudulent experts
Emons, Winand - 1994
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The market for used cars : new evidence of the lemons phenomenon
Emons, Winand; Sheldon, George - In: Applied economics 41 (2009) 22/24, pp. 2867-2885
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The market for used cars : a new test of the lemons model
Emons, Winand (contributor); Sheldon, George (contributor) - 2002
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Credence goods monopolists
Emons, Winand - 1995
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The market for used cars : a new test of the lemons model
Emons, Winand - 2002
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The market for used cars : a new test of the lemons model
Emons, Winand - 2002
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The economics of advice
Emons, Winand; Lenhard, Severin - 2022 - Version: November 2022
A consumer wants to buy one of three different products. An expert observes which of the three products is the best match for the consumer. Under linear prices a monopolistic expert may truthfully reveal, may partially reveal, and may not reveal at all her information. The outcome is...
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