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Significant evidence has emerged that consumers are boundedly rational and display a sunk cost bias when making decisions. We compare two commonly used pricing schemes, fixed fee and time-based pricing, when customers exhibit sunk cost bias in a service setting with diagnosis and treatment...
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Online social advertising tools such as Groupon and Living Social generate new business for service providers and at the same time generate new challenges. By doing promotion, a firm may unavoidably attract deal hunters who are less likely to continue to purchase the service after promotion....
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Motivated by the phenomenon that some retailers with high-end brand images, such as Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman, prefer to hinder consumers from sharing information through online reviews, we study an online retailer's strategy of hindering or facilitating consumer information sharing in...
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We describe an equilibrium model of peer-to-peer product sharing, or collaborative consumption, where individuals with varying usage levels make decisions about whether or not to own. Owners are able to generate income from renting their products to non-owners while non-owners are able to access...
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