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How do privacy regulations in the market impact online search for products and information? This paper investigates the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR for short) on consumers’ online browsing and search behavior using consumer panels from four countries, United Kingdom,...
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We develop a demand model for technology products that captures the effect of changes in the portfolio of models offered by a brand as well as the influence of the dynamics in its intrinsic preference on that brand's performance. In order to account for the potential correlation in the...
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Complementary choices are important and pervasive yet occasionally elusive. Single consumers make complementary choices in purchase decisions (e.g. chips and salsa), product interoperabilities (smartphones and networks), and dynamic decisions (current exercise and future healthcare consumption)....
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We empirically study the impact of entry of a new theater on two important product decisions that incumbents in the movie exhibition industry face: 1) whether to invest in screening movies that are expected to be popular and 2) when to adopt new releases. For theaters, both of these decisions...
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Households incur transaction costs when choosing among off-line stores for grocery purchases. They may incur additional transaction costs when buying groceries online versus off-line. We integrate the various transaction costs into a channel choice framework and empirically quantify the relative...
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The authors investigate the changing role of marketing communication over the life cycle of a new product category. They postulate two effects of marketing communication on consumers' choices: an “indirect effect” through reduction of uncertainty about product quality and a “direct...
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The recent marketing literature reflects a growing interest in structural models, stemming from: 1) the desire to test a variety of behavioral theories with market data, and 2) recent developments that facilitate estimation of and inference for these models. Whether one should always go through...
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