Supplying Information to Facilitate Price Discrimination
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- Information control in reputational cheap talk
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- Biased recommendations and differentially informed consumers
- Optimal decisions for sellers considering valuation bias and strategic consumer reactions
- The optimal private information in single unit monopoly
- Buyer-optimal extensionproof information
- Price discrimination through communication
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- A note on the value of public information in monopoly
- The value of buyer's ignorance in monopoly
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- Information revelation in competitive markets
- Price discrimination with private and imperfect information
- Does more information-gathering effort raise or lower the average quantity produced?
- Vagueness and information-sharing
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- Effects of consumers' uncertain valuation-for-quality in a distribution channel
- Discriminatory search deterrence
- Interactive information design
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