Price and speed decisions in customer-intensive services with two classes of customers
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Recommendations
- Price and capacity decisions of service systems with boundedly rational customers
- Pricing and prioritizing time-sensitive customers with heterogeneous demand rates
- A note on optimal pricing for finite capacity queueing systems with multiple customer classes
- Dynamic pricing in a two-class queueing system with arrival and service rate control
- Optimal pricing that coordinates queues with customer-chosen service requirements
- Simultaneous price, location, and capacity decisions on a line of time-sensitive customers
- Optimal pricing for service facilities with self-optimizing customers
- Optimal pricing of priority services
- To incentivize the fast server or not? Firm's dilemma when queue signals service rate in high-contact services
- Service Pricing with Loss-Averse Customers
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(9)- Quandary of service logistics: fast or reliable?
- The setting and optimization of quick queue
- Revenue maximization in service systems with heterogeneous customers
- Equilibrium queueing strategies of two types of customers in a two-server queue
- Quality–Speed Conundrum: Trade-offs in Customer-Intensive Services
- Pricing games in a service industry: equilibrium segmentation
- Psychological heterogeneity in a queue: the impact of loss aversion on service pricing
- The optimal decision of service provider considering extra waiting area value-added services -- pooled or dedicated?
- Pricing and capacity allocation under asymmetric information using Paris metro pricing
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