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payment networks, and to assess the way this affects competition and equilibrium fees. We analyze a situation in which … acceptance at the margin. - Payment pricing ; Card competition ; Consumer credit ; Complementarity …
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payment networks, and to assess the way this affects competition and equilibrium fees. We analyze a situation in which …
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payment networks, and to assess the way this affects competition and equilibrium fees. We analyze a situation in which …
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This chapter focuses on the economic mechanisms at work in recent models of advertising finance in media markets developed around the concept of two-sided markets. The objective is to highlight new and original insights from this approach, and to clarify the conceptual aspects. The chapter first...
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We develop models of markets with procrastinating consumers where competition operates - or is supposed to operate … price competition fails at this stage as well. In fact, a competition paradox results: an increase in the number of firms or … returning ex-post profits to consumers, and in some cases even exacerbate the failure of price competition. Consumer …
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This thesis strives to offer new insights in two main areas. First, in the well-researched domain of payment cards chapters 2 and 3 investigate an aspect that has hitherto been scantly examined, namely, the fact that merchant usage fees differ substantially among merchant sectors. Additionally,...
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this type of price discrimination is the natural mode of competition in subscription markets such as long distance …
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This paper examines the informativeness of consumer information networks and their effect on price competition between … degree of competition, as consumers comparing more prices induce firms to compete more fiercely. We find that larger networks … imply better information transmission, which intensifies competition and decreases all the percentiles of the price …
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In this paper, we consider a model with a monopoly firm who sells social goods sequentially to a group of customers in a network. We show that, with symmetric social interactions, the optimal pricing under arbitrary launch sequence is independent of customers' network positions, the launch...
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