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One of the characteristics of the fashion marketplace is the unpredictability and apparent randomness of fashion hits. Another one is the information asymmetry among consumers. In this paper, we consider fashion as a means consumers use to signal belonging to a higher social rank and propose an...
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A well-established phenomenon of consumer buying behavior is that consumers evaluate prices relative to a reference point and exhibit loss aversion; i.e., their propensity to buy is more negatively affected by prices above the reference point than it is positively affected by prices below the...
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One of the characteristics of the fashion marketplace is the unpredictability and apparent randomness of fashion hits. Another one is the information asymmetry among consumers. In this paper, we consider fashion as a means consumers use to signal belonging to a higher social rank and propose an...
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Consumer showrooming – the behavior of examining a product in a brick-andmortar store and later buying it from an online retailer – is seen as a major threat to brick-and-mortar retailers. To combat showrooming, Best Buy announced a price-matching policy in 2012 to compete with major online...
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Original design manufacturers (ODM) is a new form of global outsourcing. Traditional outsourcing only transfers the production of a product from brands to manufacturers. An ODM, in contrast, not only manufactures the product for a brand, but also designs the product. Using an analytical model,...
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