4th Workshop on Consumer Search
Thursday, May 30
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9.00 Welcome
9.00 Yongmin Chen (Colorado),Entry and Welfare in Search Markets .pdf
Discussant:Andrew Rhodes (University of Oxford)
10.00 Arthur Fishman (Bar-Ilan University), Search with Categories .pdf
Discussant:Roman Chuhay (Higher School of Economics, Moscow)
11.30 Espen Moen (Oslo),Exclusive dealing in decentralized markets .pdf
Discussant:Matthijs Wildenbeest (Indiana)
12.30 Babur de los Santos (Indiana), Estimating the Effect of the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price
Discussant: Sergei Koulayev (Keystone Strategy, LLC)
14.30 Sandro Shelegia (Vienna), Retailers’ Cost Uncertainty and Consumer Search with Product Differentiation .pdf
Discussant: Anton Sobolev (Higher School of Economics, Moscow
15.30 Dmitry Lubensky (Indiana), A Model of Recommended Retail Prices.
Discussant: Martin Obradovits (Vienna)
17.00 Maarten Janssen (University of Vienna and HSE, Moscow) Non-Reservation Price Equilibria(re-visited) .pdf
Discussant:Michael Rauh (Indiana)
Friday, May 31
9.00 Maria Arbatskaya (Emory), Food Allergen Liability and Regulation When Consumer Label Reading Effort Counts .pdf
Discussant:Sergey Popov (Higher School of Economics, Moscow)
10.00 Jose Luis Moraga-Gonzalez (Free University Amsetrdam),Do higher search costs make the markets less competitive?
Discussant:Knut-Eric Joslin (Norwegian Business School, Oslo)
11.30 Nuray Akin (Florida), Searching on a Deadline .pdf
Discussant: Vladimir Pavlov(Higher School of Economics, Moscow)
12.30 Alexei Parakhonyak (Higher School of Economics, Moscow), Search Without Priors
Discussant: Marco Haan (Groningen)
14.30 Regis Renault (Cergy-Pontoise), Platform contents .pdf
Discussant:Chris Wilson (Loughborough University)
15.30 Martin Obradovits (Vienna), Austrian-style gasoline price regulations: how it may backfire .pdf
Discussant:Mariya Arbatskaya (Emory University
17.00 Marco Haan (Groningen), Search when Consumers are Loss Averse .pdf
Discussant: Nuray Akin (Florida)
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