Causes of retail price fixity: An empirical analysis

Article Abstract:

A friction model for retail price fixity with empirical tests is analyzed. The results show support for Stiglitz notion that fixed retail prices arise as a result of retailers tacitly following trigger price strategies.

Consumer price indexes

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Quality and price dispersion in an equilibrium search model

Article Abstract:

The deviations from eLaw of one quality - one priceE within the framework of an equilibrium search model are analyzed. Joint price and quality dispersion is presented with consideration of trade frictions

Analysis, Equilibrium (Economics)

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A framework for empirical applications of production theory without expected utility

Article Abstract:

Production function of firms with uncertain utility behavior is analyzed.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Production functions (Economics), Uncertainty

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