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compensation. The model combines multitasking and screening, embedded into a Hotelling-like framework. Competition for the most …
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firms can prevent the entry of unprofitable customers by "screening". Although, screening generally requires a higher price … the price. It also leads to a "sales trap" restricting the sales to the profitable segment to a fixed level. Screening …
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In the presence of scarce shelf space, retail grocers face the proliferation of new products and high failure rates. Accurately predicting the demand for a new product becomes increasingly difficult for retailers as the number of product offerings increases. This study explores slotting...
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This paper analyzes optimal pricing for information goods underincomplete information, when both unlimited-usage (fixed-fee) pricingand usage-based pricing are feasible and administering usage-basedpricing may involve transaction costs. It is shown that offeringfixed-fee pricing in addition to a...
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firms can prevent the entry of unprofitable customers by “screening”. Although, screening generally requires a higher price … the price. It also leads to a “sales trap” restricting the sales to the profitable segment to a fixed level. Screening …
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fail to repay. In this paper we asked whether, and to what extent, it may be beneficial to apply a screening mechanism to … purpose, we develop a two-sector infinite horizon model featuring oligopolistic small businesses and a screening contract in …
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