This paper studies pricing and assortment management for cross-category products, a common practice in brick-and-mortar retailing and e-tailing. We investigate the complementarity effects between the main products and the secondary products, in addition to the substitution effects for products...

This paper investigates the threshold effects on the consideration set formation for consumers and the associated pricing decisions for firms. In the class of random utility maximization choice models, consumers choose the alternative with the largest utility after resolving utility...

In this paper, we develop an integrated framework to study a firm's joint decisions on product price, quality and service duration in a variety of monopolistic and competitive scenarios. Product price, quality, and ancillary service (such as maintenance and factory warranty) are arguably among...

We consider an assortment and price optimization problem where a retailer chooses an assortment of competing products and determines their prices to maximize the total expected profit subject to a capacity constraint. Customers' purchase behavior follows the multinomial logit choice model with...

We consider an assortment optimization problem where a retailer chooses a set of substitutable products to maximize the total expected revenue or profit subject to a capacity constraint. The customer purchase behavior follows the generalized attraction model (GAM), of which the multinomial logit...