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... neutral firms, E and F, selling one homogeneous good whose cost of production is zero ...(assumed). Firms announce their market prices simultaneously, pE by firm E and pF by firm ...The consumers/ ... See full document

... by consumers and pharmaceutical ...reference pricing is believed to increase demand sensitivity to prices and hence promote ...reference pricing, the latter creates incentives for the substitution ... See full document

... of consumers and matginal cost pricing behavior of firms in an overlapping generations model under perfect competition according to Otaki (2019) and Otaki (2015), and show the existence of ... See full document

... between firms becomes increasingly ...faster, consumers also are becoming more and more ...among firms. In the competitive environment, firms not only consider consumers’ ... See full document

... techniques have been criticised in the past for not allowing the conduct of firms post-merger to differ from that assumed pre-merger (see Whinston, 2007), recent developments have have gone ... See full document

... optimal pricing when consumers are loss averse in the sense that an unexpected price hike lowers their willingness to ...rigid pricing strategy is stronger when ‡uctuations are in ... See full document

... Mode choice. For each residence-job-car bundle (i, j, c), the consumer of type f chooses a travel mode for each trip (whether for commuting or for shopping) that is determined in RELU. There are three modes of travel: m ... See full document

... how consumers reorganize their trips to grocery stores and coffee shops after they become online grocery ...and consumers to online ...lenders have the most positive impact for low ... See full document

... instigated after requests from other retail players, and the enquiry found for DSG. DSG sells computers under three chains with individual trading names (Dixons, Curry’s and PC World). Further, the European Court of ... See full document

... product recall message on consumer behaviour, the company making a product recall should emphasize that it is taking action in a socially responsible manner ...how consumers process the product ... See full document

... (1995) have suggested an explanation based on consumer search for countercyclical pricing, though they did not develop a formal search ...that consumers become signi…cantly more price elastic during ... See full document

... shows pricing at a slightly higher rate of piracy, so that when all demand has been met in the market, piracy’s effect is equivalent to sharing sales with ...sellers when all market demand is met. ... See full document

... thus firms prefer to choose Cournot than Bertrand competition, since the former mode of competition is less competitive than the ...downstream firms under Bertrand than under Cournot competition, and thus ... See full document

... the pricing choices of the monopolist, we have to make assumptions about the calculation of social welfare like what do we include in the ...two pricing strategies as the sum of consumer surplus (CS) ... See full document

... risk consumers there are, the less importance the monopolist attaches to extracting rents from high risk ...I have established in this section are not ... See full document

... of firms and companies into LLP was Tax-Neutral, provided turnover in any of the preceding 3 years didn’t cross ...and firms to convert their business into LLP before 1 April, ... See full document

... Organizational Behavior & Theory; Organizational Development; Production/Operations; Public Administration; Purchasing/Materials Management; Retailing; Sales/Selling; Services; Small Business Entrepreneurship; ... See full document

... initiatives have gained more significance in recent years because India has faced environmental pressures due to increased industrial ...companies have accepted the responsibility of protecting the ... See full document

... In this section we characterize tax and spending policies as a result of the electoral competition between policy motivated parties that seek to hold office. In this economy the heterogeneity of preferences and wage ... See full document

... of firms can be modelled flexibly with SDA preferences, while Dhingra and Morrow (2012) and Bertoletti et ...expansion when the elasticity of marginal utility falls with quantity. When elasticities ... See full document