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show that the increase in efficiency holds even when controlling for the search intensity of guests, the change in the … composition of transactions and aggregate market conditions at the time of search I demonstrate that guests are elastic with … communication required to book on the platform are falling over time. I then consider three possible explanation hypotheses for the …
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This paper studies a spatial model of electronic business network formation where firms build links based on a cost-benefit analysis. Benefits result from directly and indirectly connected firms in terms of knowledge flows, which are heterogeneous: a "key-player" (e.g. a firm providing an...
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We analyze the linking and versioning strategies of a media firm when facing competition from blogs, search engines and … competes against a search engine, its linking and versioning strategies depend on the amount of traffic it receives from its … competitor. The firm can use the search engine as its own low quality version and as a mechanism to expand its market since it …
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as search engines and content aggregators, to successfully enter content ecosystems, attracting traffic and revenues by …
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How did the diffusion of the Internet affect performance and product quality in the airline industry? We argue that the shift to online distribution channels has changed the way airlines compete for customers - from an environment in which airlines compete for space at the top of travel...
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assortments. Consumers face a search problem within an assortment of horizontally differentiated products supplied by a monopolist …. They may search for a product match by drawing products from the assortment or by seeking word of mouth recommendations …
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to analyze the social learning mechanism and its effect on the seller's pricing decision. This analysis borrows from the … literature on social learning and on pricing and revenue management. Consumers follow a naive decision rule and, under some … conditions, eventually learn the product's quality. Using mean-field approximation, the dynamics of this learning process are …
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to analyze the social learning mechanism and its effect on the seller's pricing decision. Consumers follow an intuitive … non-Bayesian decision rule and, under some conditions, eventually learn the product's quality. We show how the learning … of this learning process, its dependence on the price, and the market heterogeneity with respect to quality preferences …
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. The ratings data of Netflix is used to fit a structural Bayesian learning model. This model links revealed experience …
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This paper proposes a revealed preference test of network formation models. Specifically, I consider network formation models where agents are (1) strategic, (2) externalities are confined to within an agent’s k-neighborhood, where k can be varied. I show that this model can be tested...
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