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An experimental study of price dispersion

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An experimental study of price dispersion

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Clicks, discontinuities, and firm demand online

Baye, Michael R.; Gatti, J. Rupert J.; Kattuman, Paul A.; … - In: Journal of economics & management strategy : JEMS 18 (2009) 4, pp. 935-975

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A model of flops

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Persistent price dispersion in online markets

Baye, Michael R.; Morgan, John; Scholten, Patrick A. - In: The new economy and beyond : past, present, and future, (pp. 122-143). 2006

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Morgan, John; Orzen, Henrik; Sefton, Martin - In: Games and economic behavior 54 (2006) 1, pp. 134-158

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Location still matters : evidence from an online shopping field experiment

Morgan, John; Ong, David; Zhong, Zemin - In: Journal of economic behavior & organization : JEBO 146 (2018), pp. 43-54

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Location Still Matters : Evidence from an Online Shopping Field Experiment

Morgan, John; Ong, David; Zhong, Zemin (Zachary) - 2018

Many empirical studies of online price dispersion show that sellers post different prices for homogeneous goods. However, seller heterogeneity is difficult to control for and posted prices may not reflect price dispersion in actual transactions. We contribute to this literature by selling...

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