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We develop a duopoly model with advertising supported platforms and analyze incentives of a superior firm to license … network effects arising fromthe aversion of users to advertising. We establish a relationship between licensing incentives and … the advertising intensity, benefits advertisers and harms users. Our model provides a rationale for technology …
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We study firms' advertising strategies in an oligopolistic market in which both non-comparative and comparative … advertising are present. We show that in equilibrium firms mix over the two types of advertising, with the intensity of … comparative advertising exceeding that of non-comparative advertising; moreover, that the intensity of comparative increases …
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We focus on four important features of mobile targeting. First, consumers' real-time locations are known to sellers. Second, location is not the only factor determining how responsive consumers are to discounts. Other factors such as age, income and occupation play a role, which are imperfectly...
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model capturing the basic trade-off between the degree of privacy intrusion and the informativeness of advertising. We …This paper investigates how privacy regulation affects the structure of online markets. We provide a simple theoretical … derive empirically testable hypotheses regarding a possibly asymmetric effect of privacy regulation on large and small firms …
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We provide a new legal perspective for the antitrust analysis of margin squeeze conducts. Building on recent economic analysis, we explain why margin squeeze conducts should solely be evaluated under adjusted predatory pricing standards. The adjustment corresponds to an increase in the cost...
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We analyze the impact of product bundling in experimental markets. One firm has monopoly power in a first market but competes with another firm à la Cournot in a second market. We compare treatments where the multi-product firm (i) always bundles, (ii) never bundles, and (iii) chooses whether...
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substitute good and/or the effort the retailer exerts for service provision or advertising. Our explanation for a min RPM is …
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To help households and firms with exploding energy costs in the aftermath of the Ukraine war, a new policy called the "energy price brake" was implemented. A unique feature of this relief measure is that it provides a transfer that increases in the consumer's contractual per-unit price of...
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We analyze how consumer preferences for one-stop shopping affect the (Nash) bargaining relationships between a retailer and its suppliers. One-stop shopping preferences create 'demand complementarities' among otherwise independent products which lead to two opposing effects on upstream merger...
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This paper discusses the general characteristics of online markets from a competition theory perspective and the implications for competition policy. Three important Internet markets are analyzed in more detail: search engines, online auction platforms, and social networks. Given the high level...
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