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Platform interoperability is considered a powerful tool to promote competition in digital markets when network effects are at play. We study the effect of interoperability on competition between two ad-financed platforms, allowing for endogenous multi-homing of consumers. When the platforms are...
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In their seminal paper Grossman and Shapiro (1984) find that informative advertising is socially excessive in an … one ad, i.e., advertising does not have a demand creation effect. Christou and Vettas (2008), Tirole (1988), among others …, have presented counter-examples in alternative settings, showing when the assumption does not hold, advertising may …
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false advertising by a firm in duopolistic competition where consumers can be distinguished according to whether or not they … form rational beliefs about the trustworthiness of advertising claims. We compare private and public law enforcement in the … form of the demand for injunctions against false advertising. From a welfare perspective, we show that it can be optimal …
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false advertising by a firm in duopolistic competition where consumers can be distinguished according to whether or not they … form rational beliefs about the trustworthiness of advertising claims. We compare private and public law enforcement in the … form of the demand for injunctions against false advertising. From a welfare perspective, we show that it can be optimal …
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Comparative advertising content differs from generic. We discover that dissipative advertising has consequences … depending upon content and cost. Comparison advertising may trigger legal action by rival firms that are named. In the model an … comparison can enhance the signaling potential of dissipative advertising. From the viewpoint of the entrant, the choice of …
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incentive to spend too little on prescription drugs. We investigate whether pharmaceutical manufacturers can use advertising to … mitigate this agency conflict. We find that advertising may induce health care providers to offer socially efficient … medications, though drug companies may not choose the socially efficient level of advertising. It will also pay for drug companies …
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contents upon which advertisers are likely to share similar preferences; ii) In advertising industries characterized by high …
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buyer into a bad purchase through (costly) deceptive advertising. We characterize the equilibrium set of the game and argue …
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This paper shows how a firm can use non-targeted advertising to exploit consumers' desire for social status. A … monopolist sells multiple varieties of a good to consumers who each care about what others believe about his wealth. Advertising …
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Does advertising revenue increase or diminish content differentiation in media markets? This paper shows that an … causal effect of advertising on the YouTubers' content choice. The analysis of around one million YouTube videos shows that … advertising leads to a twenty percentage point reduction in the YouTubers' probability to duplicate popular content, i.e., content …
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