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We present a model of the TV-advertising market that encompasses both the product markets and the market for TV … a TV duopoly may reduce both the total number of viewers and the total amount of TV advertising. A softening of price … competition in each product market results in more investment in program quality, higher price per advertising slot, and more …
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the basic fact that they sell the product. In this way, advertising lowers the expected search cost. We show that this … role of advertising can lead to a situation where advertised prices are higher than non—advertised prices in equilibrium. …
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This paper analyzes informative advertising in a duopoly market with differentiated products when consumer search is … information. In this case, firms undersupply advertising compared to the social optimum because of free-riding. If consumers are … advertising compared to the social optimum. …
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When firms possess information about their competitors’ products, their advertisements may leak extra information. I analyze this within a duopoly television market that lasts for two periods. Each station may advertise its upcoming program by airing a tune-in during the first program. Viewers...
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, magazines, newspapers, the Internet, and television (the illustrative example henceforth). Most advertising expenditures are … incurred for these media. They are also mainly supported by advertising revenue. Early work stressed possible market failures … sides are coordinated by broadcasters (or "platforms") that choose ad levels and program types, and advertising finances the …
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We show that it is impossible to achieve collusion in a duopoly when (a) goods are homogenous and firms compete in quantities; (b) new, noisy information arrives continuously, without sudden events; and (c) firms are able to respond to new information quickly. The result holds even if we allow...
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We study a firm's pricing/output strategy under threat of entry in a two-period game with asymmetric information, where the firm can reduce future cost through learning-by-doing. In contrast with previous literature, we show that a firm's incentive to reduce cost through higher production may...
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The fundamental contribution of the paper is to contest the view that greater market contestability has non-negative effects on market performance. In a model where employees pose a threat of potential entry, we demonstrate that a reduction in barriers to entry causes no fall in industry price...
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We analyze the incentives of internet service providers (ISPs) to break net neutrality by excluding internet applications competing with their own products, a typical example being the exclusion of VoIP applications by telecom companies offering internet and voice services. Exclusion is not a...
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