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Knetter, Michael Mark - 1994

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Why are retail prices in Japan so high? : Evidence from German export prices

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Pricing to market in response to unobservable and observable shocks

Knetter, Michael Mark - In: International economic journal 9 (1995) 2, pp. 1-25

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Is export price adjustment asymmetric? : Evaluating the market share and marketing bottlenecks hypotheses

Knetter, Michael Mark - In: Journal of international money and finance 13 (1994) 1, pp. 55-70

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Did the strong dollar increase competition in US product markets?

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Multinationals and pricing to market behavior

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International comparisons of pricing-to-market behavior

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Is price adjustment asymmetric? : Evaluating the market share and marketing bottlenecks hypothesis

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Why are Retail Prices in Japan so High? : Evidence from German Export Prices

Knetter, Michael M. - 1994

It is well documented that retail prices in Japan are higher than in other countries for similar products. The two main competing explanations for this finding are: (1) a relatively high degree of discriminatory practices against imports and (2) relatively high distribution costs associated with...

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