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, they are likely to receive a lower price for similar yearlings as compared to breeders. Using data from Keeneland's 1994 …
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Micro data from a dental insurance natural experiment is used to analyze why agents opt out of insurance. The purpose is to relate the dropout decision to new information on risk, acquired by the policy holder and the insurer. The results show that agents tend to leave the insurance when...
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This paper uses laboratory experiments to directly test a central prediction of disclosure theory: that strategic …
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Solar technologies have been associated with private and social returns, but their technological potential often remains unachieved because of persistently low demand for high-quality products. In a randomized field experiment in Senegal, we assess the potential of three types of quality...
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the fraction of informed consumers. In equilibrium, three firm types can exist - high-price/high-quality, low-price …/low-quality, and high-price/low-quality. The third firm type exploits the uninformed by mimicking the high-quality type's price, but …
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the fraction of informed consumers. In equilibrium, three firm types can exist - high-price/high-quality, low-price …/low-quality, and high-price/low-quality. The third firm type exploits the uninformed by mimicking the high-quality type's price, but …
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Every new method of trade offers an opportunity for economic agents to compare its costs and benefits relative to the status quo. Such comparison motivates sorting across market segments and reshapes the whole marketplace. The Internet provides an excellent example: it introduces substantial...
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Every new method of trade offers an opportunity for economic agents to compare its costs and benefits relative to the status quo. Such comparison motivates sorting across market segments and reshapes the whole marketplace. The Internet provides an excellent example: it introduces substantial...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014057048
Asymmetric information can distort market outcomes. I study how the online disclosure of information affects consumers’ behavior and firms’ incentives to upgrade product quality in markets where information is traditionally limited. I first build a model of consumer search with firms’...
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