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Can search engines increase revenues by changing their position auctions? In this paper, I analyze position auctions with general pricing rules to answer this question. In these auctions, there are several items that are commonly ranked by bidders with unit demand. I show that revenues remain...
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Online advertising is increasingly subject to antitrust scrutiny, but there is a lack of empirical analysis on whether the large offline advertising market disciplines the online advertising market. Here, we summarize two empirical analyses that begin to fill this void by showing an effect of...
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Die Standardisierung des Marketing stellt eine bedeutende Handlungs-option im internationalen Marketing von … Standardisierung des Nahrungsmittel-Marketing. Darüber hinaus werden die einzelnen Elemente des Marketing-Programms (Produkt-, Marken … Organisation) eingehend auf ihren Grad der Standardisierung und auf ihre Erfolgswirkung hin überprüft. Die Autorin kann ihre …
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This paper aims to complement the OECD Recommendation of the Council on Consumer Protection in E-Commerce by elaborating on its key principles in the context of online advertising and offering practical guidance on how to apply these principles. For these purposes, the guide provides a number of...
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We investigate the relation between Net Neutrality regulation and Internet fragmentation. We model a two-sided market, where Content Providers (CPs) and consumers interact through Internet Service Providers (ISPs), and CPs sell consumers' attention to advertisers. Under Net Neutrality, a...
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In 2017, the European Commission prohibited Google from favouring its comparison shopping service within general search results pages. It imposed a fine of US $ 2.73 billion for the committed abuse and a periodic payment penalty for any future non-compliance with the decision. On 10 November...
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