According to static models of industrial organization, a rise in competition decreases prices. In this paper, I test whether this conclusion can be reversed in the mobile telecommunications markets where dynamic e ciency e ects might be signi cant. The empirical test relies on the change in the intensity of competition introduced by the entry of the fourth mobile operator in France and the merg...

Purpose: The aim of this study is to determine the direct effect service quality, trust, and price perception on customer satisfaction, indirect perceived value satisfaction through prices for Damri Bus passengers at Soekarno Airport. Theoretical framework: This uses quantitative methods. number samples in were 239 respondents from Hatta Methodology/Approach: data collection technique used rese...

Abstract Prices have a leverage effect on firm profits. Prices, however, also an impact customer’s perceived price fairness and thus indirectly firm’s bottom line. A growing body of literature shows this. Papers the level fair price, are rather scarce. Based different concepts justice, two levels prices proposed: square equity mean prices. I run experiment which that both considered fairer than...

The importance of drug as a valuable export product in the global economy becomes more clear every day. Understanding the problems of exports and factors affecting it, can be an important step to keep Iran’s position in the world markets and further export development of this product.In this study, Iranian pharmaceutical exports’ supply and demand functions were calculated using co-integration ...

In interviews with the two head negotiators for a buying and a selling company in a Swedish takeover, a fair price was found to play an important role. A stated reason was that the companies wanted to do business in the future. To further test the importance of fairness, 88 graduate students of business administration playing the role of buyers were asked to evaluate selling prices in ®ctitious...

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: LAWS TARGETING PRICE DISCRIMINATION .............. 1237 I. ECONOMIC CONCEPTIONS OF PRICE DISCRIMINATION: A BRIEF REVIEW ..................................................................... 1239 A. Price Discrimination, Defined .......................................... 1239 B. Arbitrage, Market Power, and Price Discrimination ........ 1243 C. Price Discriminatio...

a r t i c l e i n f o Pay-What-You-Want (PWYW) pricing is becoming increasingly popular in real-world applications, especially for cultural services and digital goods. Yet very little is known about the factors related to the customers' motivation of paying (e.g., fairness, getting a bargain). This research explores the relevance, the relative importance of these factors in PWYW contexts, and t...

Fielded kidney exchanges typically use utilitarian or near-utilitarian matching rules, potentially at great cost to certain classes of hardto-match patients. Dickerson, Procaccia, and Sandholm [6] recently adapted the price of fairness, a measure of the tradeoff between fairness and efficiency, to kidney exchange; they showed that the price of fairness is small in theory but often non-negligibl...