Carnegie Mellon University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
marginal utilities / price-comparison site / distinct consumer groups / similar method to compare specific products / Internet market behavior / web users / homogeneous physical product / consumer search benefits / search session / retail pharmacy transactions / Internet services / search benefits / homogenous products / e - business / retail shopping sites / consumer search theory / exhaustive search / Internet book retailers / Low consumer search costs / search behavior / low search costs / Internet markets / presumed low search costs / product search / online comparison-shopping services / Internet retailers / final product / search costs / search model / estimate search costs / comparison-shopping search tool / estimated search benefits / free Internet-based services / book search / Internet retailer prices / homogeneous product / life insurance products / bundled retailer services / consumer search costs / Internet Shopbot Erik Brynjolfsson∗ / Internet price dispersion / Internet shopbot / search models / Internet Shopbot Paper / simulated online store / online markets / /
Organization
School of Management / MIT / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / School of Public Policy and Management / Federal Reserve Bank of New York / US Federal Reserve / School of Management Search and Product Differentiation / Carnegie Mellon University / /
Person
Astrid A. Dick / Gregory Crawford / Nancy Rose / Erik Brynjolfsson / Patrick Bajari / Ellison / Andrew Sweeting / Susan Athey / Michael D. Smith / Ali Horta¸csu / / /
A research and education initiative at the MIT Sloan School of Management Search and Product Differentiation at an Internet Shopbot Paper 194