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An imitator—or a copycat—often enters a market to compete against an innovator. This article proposes a modeling approach that incorporates imitative entry in which an imitator produces a low end product that imitates a high-end product produced by the innovator. If no imitator enters the...
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Firms often encourage and reward existing customers for bringing in new customers. In collaboration with a (top 500) Chinese firm, we conduct one randomized field experiment and find that, although a referral reward unequivocally enhances the existing customers’ incentives to refer new...
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Firms often encourage existing customers to recruit new customers. In this paper, we analytically study the customer referrals in a two-period newsvendor model, where the demand generated by referrals increases in the previous sales. In this framework, we establish the structural results for the...
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The suggested retail price (SRP) is widely applied in various industries and product categories in practice, and it can serve as a reference price, which impacts a consumer's utility through reference effect. In this paper, we study a firm's decisions of whether and how the firm should set an...
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