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Cincinnati's beer barons in the golden age of brewing

Tolzmann, Don Heinrich - 2019 - First edition

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A Storm Is Brewing : How Federal Ambivalence Regarding Below-Cost Pricing Turns a Blind Eye Towards Monopoly Risk in the Beer Market

Croxall, Daniel - 2021

Large beer manufacturers, known colloquially as “Big Beer,” have been steadily losing market share to small …, independent craft breweries. Big Beer wants its market share back, and in some cases will go to great lengths to try to defend its …. This article examines how Big Beer can manipulate the beer market in its favor by engaging in predatory pricing. Further …

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Did the MillerCoors Joint Venture Strengthen the Craft Beer Revolution?

Azar, José; Barriola, Xabier - 2021

In this paper, we study the effect of the MillerCoors joint venture on craft brewers in the United States. Using a detailed scanner data set, which covers 1,739 grocery stores located in 33 cities, we track the assortment and the market share of craft beers that were offered from 2001 until...

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Country image and consumer choice : The case of the beer market during the COVID-19 pandemic

Kim, In Kyung - 2021

impact of country image on consumer choice in the South Korean beer market. First, I find that Tsingtao, a popular Chinese … beer brand, lost more than 5 million liters in sales, a 21 percent decrease, during the first 8 months after the COVID-19 …

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