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Pay What You Want (PWYW) and Name Your Own Price (NYOP) are customerdriven pricing mechanisms that give customers (some … customers by reducing prices without setting a reference price. In this experimental study we compare the functioning and the … valuation customers are more likely to use NYOP while high valuation customers prefer a posted price seller. …
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Pay What You Want (PWYW) and Name Your Own Price (NYOP) are customer driven pricing mechanisms that give customers …
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This paper studies static rational inattention problems with multiple actions and multiple shocks. We solve for the optimal signals chosen by agents and provide tools to interpret information processing. By relaxing restrictive assumptions previously used to gain tractability, we allow agents...
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find that sellers strategically overprice low value customers to avoid antagonizing high value customers. Third, we observe … that customers are not generally antagonized by price discrimination: while they are less likely to buy if they are charged … prices for other customers constitute reference points. Finally, we show that our findings hold regardless of whether sellers …
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Online platforms provide search tools that help consumers to get betterfitting product offers. But this technology makes consumer search behavior also easily traceable for the platform and allows for real-time price discrimination. Consumers face a trade-off: Search intensely and receive better...
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