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advance selling 3 demand uncertainty 3 experienced consumers 2 Agricultural Growth 1 Autocracy 1 China 1 Contest Elimination Function 1 Decollectivization 1 Household Responsibility System 1 Imperfectly Discriminatory Contests 1 Imperial China 1 Least-Favorable Performance Ranking 1 Multi-Prize Contest 1 Nomadic conquests 1 Rebellion 1 State power 1 Taxation 1 capacity constraint 1 climate shocks 1 consumer heterogeneity 1 duopoly 1 dynastic cycles 1 endogenous heterogeneity 1 endogenous price 1 inexperienced consumers 1 price commitment 1 technology choice 1 the Newsvendor Problem 1
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Chen, Qiang 5 Lu, Jingfeng 4 Wang, Zhewei 4 Zeng, Chenhang 4 Wang, X. Henry 3 Fu, Qiang 1 Loginova, Oksana 1 Sun, Shengmin 1 Wang, Yijiang 1 Yang, Chun-lei 1
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School of Economics, Shandong University 13
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SDU Working Papers 13
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Climate Shocks, Dynastic Cycles, and Nomadic Conquests: Evidence from Historical China
Chen, Qiang - School of Economics, Shandong University - 2012
Nomadic conquests have helped to shape world history, yet we know little about why they occurred. Using climate and dynastic data from historical China since 221 BCE, this study finds that the likelihood of nomadic conquest increased with less rainfall proxied by drought disasters, which drove...
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Optimal Advance Selling Strategy under Price Commitment
Zeng, Chenhang - School of Economics, Shandong University - 2012
This paper considers a two-period model with experienced consumers and inexperienced consumers. The retailer determines both advance selling price and regular selling price at the beginning of the first period. I show that advance selling weekly dominates no advance selling, and the optimal...
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Learning in Advance Selling with Heterogeneous Consumers
Loginova, Oksana; Wang, X. Henry; Zeng, Chenhang - School of Economics, Shandong University - 2012
The advance selling strategy is implemented when a firm offers consumers the opportunity to order its product in advance of the regular selling season. Advance selling reduces uncertainty for both the firm and the buyer and enables the firm to update its forecast of future demand. The...
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