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We consider a multi-period, limited capacity, unsegmented airline pricing model whose solution returns a sequence of increasing prices based on the order of sale. We show that a positive demand shock corresponding to an increase in the arrival rate reduces within-period price dispersion and has...
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Three forces affect the pricing of a firm's inventory over time, if it can sell multiple units before any price adjustment takes place. Perishability drives prices down; scarcity and intertemporal price discrimination up. Hidden prices arise because all items, even if not immediately up for...
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Using data from easyJet, Ryanair and Southwest, we show that for their flights these airlines set a sequence, based on the seats' order of sale, of non-strictly monotone increasing fares. A model where prices cannot be continuously adjusted due to organizational frictions and technological...
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