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This paper studies how to endogenously assess the value of a ldquo;superiorrdquo; advertising position within the price competition and examines the resulting location competition outcomes and price dispersion patterns. We consider a game-theoretic model in which firms compete for advertising...
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Performance-based advertising is becoming increasingly popular in the online advertising industry, where advertisers pay the publisher only when an “action” (e.g., a click-through or a purchase) is generated by the advertisement. This paper illustrates that adopting this emerging advertising...
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Performance-based advertising is becoming increasingly popular in the online advertising industry, where the advertiser pays to the publisher only when an "action" (e.g., a click-through) is generated by the advertisement. We study how the performance-based advertising scheme affects one of the...
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Recommender systems have become the cornerstone of electronic marketplaces that sell products from competing sellers. Similar to traditional advertising, recommender systems can introduce consumers to new products and increase the market size which benefits sellers. The informative role of...
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The two leading online consumer-to-consumer platforms use very different revenue models: eBay.com in the United States uses a brokerage model in which sellers pay eBay on a transaction basis, whereas Taobao.com in China uses an advertising model in which sellers can use basic platform service...
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