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Lester, Benjamin R. - 2013

take his good off the market and trade immediately, though it is understood that a buyer can submit an offer below the …

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Asymmetric Information between Employers

Kahn, Lisa B. - 2013

information about worker ability as the incumbent firm. I develop a model of asymmetric learning that nests the symmetric learning … find strong support for asymmetric information.I first exploit the fact that groups of workers differ in their variances in … interest in my model representing the degree to which information is asymmetric. My estimates imply that in one period, outside …

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Learning from Peers' Stock Prices and Corporate Investment

Foucault, Thierry - 2013

. These findings are uniquely predicted by a model in which managers learn information from their peers' valuation …

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Management's Worldview : Four Critical Points About Reality, Language, And Knowledge Building To Improve Organization Performance

Madden, Bartley J. - 2013

From the perspective of hindsight, many researchers have ascribed plausible reasons as to why various firms have prospered and others failed. Some have gone further and worked at understanding how a specific management viewed the world at the time decisions were being made. But, the real...

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Noisy Signaling in Monopoly

Mirman, Leonard J. - 2013

output, market price, information flows, and expected profits. The presence of noise may reduce the informational externality … due to asymmetric information, which increases the firm's expected profits …

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Dynamic Pricing Under Social Learning with Strategic Consumers

Bhalla, Manaswini - 2014

A monopolist uses prices as an instrument to influence consumers' belief about the unknown quality of its product. Consumers observe prices and sales in earlier periods to learn about the product. Every period they decide whether to consume the product or to wait for a lower price in future. We...

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Noisy Signaling in Monopoly

Salgueiro, Egas M. - 2013

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Firm Dynamics and Pricing Under Customer Capital Accumulation

Gilbukh, Sonia - 2017

What is the relationship between the rate at which firms accumulate their stock of demand over time and the prices that they set for their products? This paper analyzes the implications of customer capital accumulation for pricing behavior and firm dynamics. We build a tractable directed search...

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Consumer Search with Uninformed Buyers and Imperfect Recall

McCarthy, Ian M. - 2013

ante information structure on market outcomes and search behavior; and (2) the effect of imperfect recall on market …

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A Search-Matching Model of the Two-Sided Platforms

Chen, Kong-Pin - 2009

Based on the frictional matching framework, the paper provides a theoretical model for the two-sided platform in which the number of participants on both sides of the platform and the source of network externalities are endogenously determined. The platform is shown to exhibit both positive...

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