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Multiproduct Retailing Andrew Rhodes∗ 4 July 2014 We study the pricing behavior of a multiproduct firm, when consumers must pay a search cost to learn its prices. Equilibrium prices are high, because consumers
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Document Date: 2014-07-14 03:35:04

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Renault / /

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France / United States / United Kingdom / Sweden / /

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no-search equilibria / positive profit / standardized products / costly advertising / substitute products / search cost / joint search / unrelated products / search problem / search diversion / advertising strategy / low-price advertising / multiproduct search / add-on product / average search cost / /

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Economic and Social Research Council / Competition Commission / Yale / andrew.rhodes@tse-fr.eu Toulouse School of Economics / British Academy / /

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Andrew Rhodes / Lee / Chris Wilson / Sandro Shelegia / Ian Jewitt / Jidong Zhou / Freddy Poeschel / David Myatt / Monroe / John Thanassoulis / Mike Waterson / John Quah / Mark Armstrong / Charles Roddie / Paul Klemperer / Lal / Mladen Savov / Marco Ottaviani / /

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