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To investigate the competitive dynamics of dominant-fringe firm competition, this paper considers a new analytical theory of production and competition, which incorporates the relationships amongst fixed costs, variable costs, market uncertainty and product value. In particular, we examine the...
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This paper studies pricing strategies in a market channel composed of one national brand manufacturer and two retailers who, each, carry their own store brand and a national brand products. The model accounts for product competition between store brands and the national brand products, as well...
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This paper examines how consumers perceive fairness and enjoy the outcome of an emerging risky discount: the retail industry’s gambling or lottery type “scratch and save” (SAS) price promotions, in which the actual discount is determined by chance at the checkout.
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We study mechanism design in non-Bayesian settings of incomplete information, when the designer has no information about the players, and the players have arbitrary, heterogeneous, first-order, and possibilistic beliefs about their opponents' payoff types.
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In a naked credit default swap (CDS) position, a party pays an income stream to a seller of protection to swap away default risk on an underlying defaultable security without actually holding this reference instrument. Using mark-to-market returns on a large cross section of CDS positions, held...
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