We study a model of competition with multiple suppliers who sell green technology products, such as electric vehicles. The government offers consumer subsidies to encourage adoption. We consider a setting where suppliers adjust price and production quantities depending on the level of subsidies...

We consider the problem faced by a firm that receives highly differentiated products in an online fashion. The firms needs to price these products to sell them to its customer base. Products are described by vectors of features and the market value of each product is linear in the values of the...

Accurate clock synchronization is important in many distributed applications. Standard algorithms, such as the Network Time Protocol (NTP), essentially rely on pairwise offset estimation between adjacent nodes. Some recent work introduced more elaborate algorithms for clock offset estimation,...

This paper compares uniform vs. discriminative pricing strategies in a competitive setting featuring capacity restrictions, quality differentiation, and customer heterogeneity. It tackles this overarching question through operational lenses, by studying the joint impact of price discrimination...