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In the digital age, privacy in economic activities is increasingly threatened. In considering policies to address this … threat, it is useful to consider what value, if any, that people attach to privacy in economic activities. We study this … question by eliciting individuals' willingness to pay (WTP) to avoid detection in an economic experiment involving a coin …
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delivery. With this goal in mind, we conduct a large-scale, randomized experiment that includes more than 70,000 advertisers on …
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sure to be attacked for crossing a “line in the sand” drawn by some privacy advocates between contextual and behavioral … advertising, but those whose first priority is advancing consumer privacy should applaud Google for excluding sensitive categories … that respect consumer privacy. Google risks alienating some advertisers and publishers with its bold empowerment of users …
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German social network users do value privacy and they are not willing to trade their privacy for better targeted ads. We also …
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How much do consumers’ privacy valuations change under the influence of choice architecture? How does this influence …? To answer these questions, we run a large-scale choice experiment to elicit consumers’ valuation for their Facebook data … its representativeness: A bias exacerbating effect emerges when consumers’ privacy valuations and frame effects are …
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Complementing the existing literature on anchoring effects and loss aversion, we analyze how firms can influence loss–averse consumers’ willingness to pay by product information in the form of informative advertising rather than by prices. We find that consumers’ willingness to pay is...
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Complementing the existing literature on anchoring effects and loss aversion, we analyze how firms can influence loss-averse consumers' willingness to pay by product information in the form of informative advertising rather than by prices. We find that consumers' willingness to pay is greatest...
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