Listagem por Orientador "Trindade, André Garcia de Oliveira"
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Bias from ignoring price dispersion in demand estimation
2015-01-30Consumers often pay different prices for the same product bought in the same store at the same time. However, the demand estimation literature has ignored that fact using, instead, aggregate measures such as the 'list' or ... -
Exclusivity contracts and competition : the case of the Brazilian fuels market
2016-03-23Exclusivity contracts can help stations by providing brand-value that allows them to obtain higher profits, relative to unbranded retailers. However, branded retailers may have a stronger negative effect over its competitors’ ... -
The impact of price expectations on consumer's behavior in frequently purchased goods markets: empirical evidence and implications
2014-04-30Este trabalho investiga como os padrões de compras de consumidores de bens estocáveis são afetados por suas expectativas de preços. Usando um modelo dinâmico padrão de maximização da utilidade, deriva-se uma expressão ... -
Issues in the industrial organization of energy markets
2020-12-17Esta tese de doutorado é composta por três artigos que se encontram na intersecção entre os campos da Microeconomia Aplicada, da Economia do Meio-Ambiente e Energia, e da Organização Industrial Empírica. Nesta seção, ... -
Learning in peer-to-peer markets: evidence from Airbnb
2016Peer-to-peer markets are highly uncertain environments due to the constant presence of shocks. As a consequence, sellers have to constantly adjust to these shocks. Dynamic Pricing is hard, especially for non-professional ... -
Timing restriction and information provision effects on birth type choice.
2019-02-07Scheduled Cesarean Section before 39 weeks of gestation are common in Brazil, they are frequently associated with respiratory and other adverse neonatal outcomes [Tita et al., 2009]. In 2016, Brazil implemented a policy ... -
The Welfare effects of direct-to-consumer salese
2019-03-20Cutting off the intermediary and selling directly to consumers is an increasingly common strategy by manufacturers in many industries. Its impact on prices, profits and consumer welfare is theoretically ambiguous. It leads ...
