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Debate about the appropriate design of energy policy hinges critically on whether consumers might undervalue energy efficiency, due to myopia or some other manifestation of limited rationality. We contribute to this debate by measuring consumers' willingness to pay for fuel economy using a novel...
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Debate about the appropriate design of energy policy hinges critically on whether consumers might undervalue energy efficiency, due to myopia or some other manifestation of limited rationality. We contribute to this debate by measuring consumers' willingness to pay for fuel economy using a novel...
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When designing new products, firms face not only customer preference uncertainty, but also sophisticated social influence among customers. The social influence suggests that customers' decisions could be influenced by the mainstream view/opinion shared by the crowd; e.g., conformist customers...
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