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Buying reputation as a signal of quality : evidence from an online marketplace

Li, Lingfang; Tadelis, Steve; Zhou, Xiaolan - 2016

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How do technology readiness, platform functionality and trust influence C2C user satisfaction?

Lu, June; Wang, Luzhuang; Hayes, Linda A. - In: Journal of electronic commerce research : JECR 13 (2012) 1, pp. 50-69

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Product Uncertainty in Online Marketplaces in China : An Econometric Model

Hong, Yili - 2014

.The proposed hypotheses are tested with data from 144 buyers in Taobao's online marketplace in China using an econometric model …

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How Do Bidders’ Organism Reactions Mediate Auction Stimuli and Bidder Loyalty in Online Auctions? The Case of Taobao in China

Cui, Xiling - 2016

, an online auction service provider in China. Based on the results of covariance-based structural equation modelling, we …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013000034

Signaling, Bidding and the Final Price in the Online Auction Platform Almost Without Information Asymmetry : An Empirical Study on China's Largest B2C Marketplace

Gao, Yanyan - 2016

auction data from Jingdong, the largest B2C electronic market in China, to understand the determinants of the final price in B …

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Buying Reputation as a Signal of Quality : Evidence from an Online Marketplace

Li, Lingfang (Ivy) - 2016

Reputation is critical to foster trust in online marketplaces, yet leaving feedback is a public good that can be under-provided unless buyers are rewarded for it. Signaling theory implies that only high quality sellers would reward buyers for truthful feedback. We explore this scope for...

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