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Geographic variation in consumer use of Internet retailers is partly explained by variation in offline shopping costs. Explanations for geographic variation in the efficacy of different customer acquisition methods including traditional methods of offline word-of-mouth (WOM) and magazine...
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The comments by Kruger (Kruger, M. W. 1987. Commentary—Steps toward mastering trade promotions. 147–149.) and Struse (Struse, III, R. W. 1987. Commentary—Approaches to promotion evaluation: A practitioner's viewpoint. 150–151.) describe some important concepts and issues involved in...
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This dissertation comprises three essays that study online demand coming from local offline markets. In the first essay, I study two social influence effects reflected in physical proximity and in demographic similarity, respectively, on online demand evolution. As these effects can be...
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This dissertation comprises three essays that study online demand coming from local offline markets. In the first essay, I study two social influence effects reflected in physical proximity and in demographic similarity, respectively, on online demand evolution. As these effects can be...
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