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Business to Business (B2B) causes a significant contraction of transaction costs. According to the Coase paradigm we would thus expect a deverticalization of the industry and broader scope for anonymous market mechanisms. In reality, such expectations are not fully borne out by the facts. When...
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systematically collected by market segment from online retail customers, we find that a) our switching cost proxy adds statistically …
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-linear contracts. I estimate a structural model of consumer demand, retail and wholesale pricing, and assortment that incorporates the …
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While vertical firms dominate the fashion markets worldwide since years, only little research is done on vertical alliances between non-vertical retailer and manufacturing companies in this sector. These paper analyses vertical alliances from the perspective of 98 traditional fashion retailers...
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How do firms' partnering strategies impact the size of their partner-based retail networks? We draw on agency theory to …
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retail stores as well as advertising and promotion support for the retailer. Firm level specific data gives the researcher a … method of analyzing the use of market power exercised by the manufacturer to influence retail behavior. Further, the analysis … both the retail and manufacturers' firm-level data on a broad spectrum should be examined to better understand the …
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discount is partially passed on to the retail price) as well as from the high quality level offered by the traditional retailer … of buyer market power on retail and wholesale prices as well as on producer welfare …
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The paper explores an efficiency hypothesis regarding the contractual process between large retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Carrefour, and their suppliers. The empirical evidence presented supports the idea that large retailers play a quasi-judicial role, acting as "courts of first instance" in...
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The paper explores an efficiency hypothesis regarding the contractual process between large retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Carrefour, and their suppliers. The empirical evidence presented supports the idea that large retailers play a quasi-judicial role, acting as "courts of first instance" in...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014035401