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This paper analyzes the market diffusion of a new product whose quality is uncertain. Consumers learn the product quality by observing the history of market outcomes. Firms cannot observe how consumers evaluate the product quality and learn it in response to consumerfs behavior. As a result of...
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This paper analyzes market capacity expansion in the presence of intertemporal consumption externalities such as consumer learning, networks, or bandwagon effects. The externality leads to an endogenous shift of market demand that responds to past market capacity. Whereas market capacity grows...
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This paper constructs a model of anticompetitive exclusive dealing in the presence of multiple entrants. Unlike a single-entrant model in the extant literature, an entrant competes not only with the incumbent to deal with buyers but also with other entrants. The competition among entrants then...
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The problems and prospects of regional economic cooperation or integration in Asia are today a hotly debated subject, discussed at very different levels in different quarters. In an ECAFE paper entitled "The . Scope for Regional Economic Cooperation in Asia and the Far East'? the view was...
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This paper analyzes the market diffusion of a new product whose quality is uncertain. Consumers learn the product quality by observing the history of market outcomes. Firms cannot observe how consumers evaluate the product quality; instead, they learn by observing consumer behavior. New entry...
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This paper constructs a model of anticompetitive exclusive dealing in the presence of multiple entrants. Unlike the single-entrant model in previous literature, an entrant competes not only with the incumbent to deal with buyers but also with other entrants. The competition among entrants then...
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When we speak of Japanese overseas expansion, we are concerned with the expansion of Japanese businesses into Asia and with the emigration of the Japanese into this region for economic reasons. But any discussion of this subject must go beyond merely examining problems of business or uhomo...
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This paper analyses market capacity expansion in the presence of inter-temporal consumption externalities such as consumer learning, networks and bandwagon effects. An externality leads to an endogenous shift of market demand that responds to past market capacity. Whereas market capacity grows...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008676076