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, this should lead to price hikes and output reductions, decreasing consumer welfare. Using public data from 1972-2012, I use … price data to disentangle revenue from output. Difference-in-difference estimates show that industry concentration increases … are positively correlated to productivity and output growth, uncorrelated with price changes and overall payroll, and …
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large sample of pharmacy-level drug price data collected from the Medicare website for several weeks indicate that the … be reconciled with models of dynamic price competition with consumer switching costs as in Klemperer (1987a,b). The …
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This study shows that mergers’ price effects can vary seasonally. I document countercyclical price increases due to the …
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search costs and price dispersion using a hand-collected panel data set from Jerusalem’s Shuk Mahane Yehuda outdoor market …. We present empirical evidence that price dispersion increases with the cost of search using several different measures of … price dispersion, however, our interpretation of this finding is sensitive to the search proxy in question. We also address …
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constraints, and different sharing rules, discount factors and initial beliefs about price leading behavior. I find Edgeworth …
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). These technologies enable first-degree price discrimination: firms charge different prices to different consumers, based on …, despite the threat of first degree price discrimination, personalized pricing with competing firms can lead to an overall …
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would offset the incentive to increase price created by a merger. The formula depends only on pre-merger information on …
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For decades, legislators worldwide have been discussing the merits of regulating their national audit markets. In this debate, the focus has primarily been on the regulations' effects on incentives, both those of preparers of financial statements to report truthfully and those of auditors to...
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This study was commissioned by the European Commission, Directorate General "Enterprise and Industry" and was completed at the end of 2005. The objective was to investigate the impact of the accession of new member states on the intra-European division of labour and on global competitiveness in...
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Studies show that incumbents reduce prices in response to higher entry threats in consumer industries. We provide new insights on the importance of an incumbent firm's reputation to the limit-pricing decision by examining a professional service industry where the supplier's reputation serves as...
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