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, prices are zero - "free." On the other side of the market, Facebook's and Google's revenues are derived from advertising … advertised, - Increasing prices to consumers beyond the cost of advertising via the market power of the remaining firms in the …
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examples. This advertising cost is added into the sales price of the product, resulting in consumers being harmed by the … embedded advertising costs in the products or services purchased. We argue here, using Bork's own criterion - except to expand … Bork critique is a hoax in two ways: Bork's analysis does not include the other side of the market. The cost of advertising …
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We develop an advertising strategy for durable goods firms applying a dual time-period model while considering three …-stage game in a Cournot competition. We assume that firms employ two advertising approaches; one is online advertising, which … escalates consumers' willingness to purchase goods and the other is conventional mass media advertising, including television …
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This study examines the factors contributing to the success of startups in attaining a unicorn status by comparing three successful companies, namely, WeLab, SenseTime, and GoGoVan. We investigate the development of these startups and the various stages of their growth, with a focus on the...
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We consider a market with two symmetric firms and two asymmetric consumer groups. Firms send advertising messages which …
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We propose a general model of monopolistic competition, which encompasses existing models while being flexible enough to take into account new demand and competition features. Using the concept of Frechet differentiability, we determine a general demand system. The basic tool we use to study the...
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We develop a monopolistic-competition model of closed two-sector one-factor economy, where agents are (continuously) heterogeneous in their entrepreneurship abilities and choose between being employees or entrepreneurs. The sufficient conditions in terms of variable elasticity of substitution...
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