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Funding Transportation in the Dark? The Case Study of Ontario, Canada. [PDF]
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Self-Assembled Hybrid Halide Perovskite Quantum Wire Bundle/Dot for Multiband Applications. [PDF]
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A study of competitions in different fields through graphs under bipolar picture fuzzy environment. [PDF]
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Resident Preferences for Telemedicine Services in China in the Digital Health Era: Mixed Methods Study. [PDF]
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Optimal bundle pricing with monotonicity constraint [PDF]
Operations Research Letters, 2008 We consider the problem of pricing (digital) items in order to maximize the revenue obtainable from a set of bidders. We suggest a natural monotonicity constraint on bundle prices, show that the problem remains NP-hard, and we derive a PTAS.
Alexander Grigoriev, Marc Uetz
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THE CHALLENGE OF REVENUE SHARING WITH BUNDLED PRICING: AN APPLICATION TO MUSIC
Economic Inquiry, 2012Although bundling can substantially increase profits relative to standalone pricing, particularly for zero‐marginal‐cost information products, it has one major problem: bundling produces revenue that is not readily attributable to particular pieces of intellectual property, creating a revenue division problem.
BENJAMIN SHILLER, JOEL WALDFOGEL
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Journal of Marketing Research, 2003
The attribute-based approach to study customer choices cannot deal with bundles of heterogeneous components, which are usually drawn from different product categories. The authors develop the comparability-based balance model, which is a unified framework for modeling bundle choices.
Jaihak Chung, Vithala R. Rao
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The attribute-based approach to study customer choices cannot deal with bundles of heterogeneous components, which are usually drawn from different product categories. The authors develop the comparability-based balance model, which is a unified framework for modeling bundle choices.
Jaihak Chung, Vithala R. Rao
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Journal of Comparative Economics, 1998
Abstract The selling of commodities in bundles is a strategy employed by sellers who face buyers with heterogeneous tastes. This paper demonstrates that the bundling of two goods may also be a response to price ceilings, even if both goods are subject to such regulations.
Richard S. Johnston, Zhengkun Zhang
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Abstract The selling of commodities in bundles is a strategy employed by sellers who face buyers with heterogeneous tastes. This paper demonstrates that the bundling of two goods may also be a response to price ceilings, even if both goods are subject to such regulations.
Richard S. Johnston, Zhengkun Zhang
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Dynamic and targeted bundle pricing of two independently valued products
European Journal of Operational Research, 2019 Bundling is when two or more products are offered as a single unit and at a price lower than the sum of the individual prices of the products. We study a multi-segment market in which a retailer aims to clear the inventory of an item by bundling it with ...
Selcuk Karabati, Burak Gökgür
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Bundle-Size Pricing as an Approximation to Mixed Bundling
American Economic Review, 2011 Multiproduct firms can set separate prices for all possible bundled combinations of its products (“mixed bundling”). However, this is impractical for firms with more than a few products, because the number of prices increases exponentially with the ...
Alan Sorensen, Phillip Leslie
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