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competition problem between online stores and offline stores, by allowing consumers' preferences to be more favorable towards …. By revisiting the competition between "Bricks" and "Clicks", we contribute to the literature with new insights on both … consequences of market competition under different structures …
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Many online-first retailers have adopted omnichannel strategies to expand their territories from online to offline. In this paper, we seek to understand the function of offline showroom for multi-category online retailing platforms, which is relatively understudied. Using detailed...
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Distribution systems for food can change quickly in emergent markets, requiring new competences for consumers, and even in some European countries we have seen considerable changes in the distribution system for food in recent decades, raising the question whether consumers have acquired...
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find that consumer welfare is higher under competition. However, that is a result from the wider choice of products rather …
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We consider a model of vertical competition where downstream firms (retailers) purchase an upstream input from a … that price competition softens substantially as a result of firms’ quality differentiation. We also investigate the effects …
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promotions affect how regular prices are determined endogenously under manufacturer competition. The possibility that competitors … may promote is a check on raising regular prices. Thus, manufacturer competition is as much about choosing regular prices … to analyze competition between two asymmetric manufacturers. We find that the regular price of the stronger brand is …
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competition by independent retailers …
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Priceline.com patents the innovative marketing strategy, Name-Your-Own-Price (NYOP), that sells opaque products through customer-driven pricing. In this paper, we study how competitive suppliers with sub- stitutable, non-replenishable goods may sell their products (1) as regular goods through a...
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This paper quantifies the degree of competition among Wal-Mart and different retail channels by exploiting a unique …
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This paper quantifies the degree of competition among Wal-Mart and different retail channels by exploiting a unique …
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