Bundling is considered to be an effective pricing strategy for zero-marginal-cost information goods. Yet, in many information-goods markets, the effectiveness of bundling remains hard to ascertain. This is because information goods exhibit other characteristics as well, which can potentially...

With algorithmic targeting getting increasingly common, the issue of fairness is quickly coming the fore. For example, financial firms have been accused of targeting minorities with pricey loans. Likewise, online job advertisements have disproportionately been targeted to male candidates,...

"Fixed-Up-To" (FUT) tariffs, which are commonly used for pricing telecommunication services, are made up of three parts: a monthly subscription fee (or fixed fee), a usage-limit (or allowance), and an over-limit rate that is used for pricing consumptions in excess of the usage-limit. Typically,...