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Company Consumer / Buyer I uI / II I / Forrester Research Inc. / Figure 2 / Cox / Amazon.com. / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / / Event Product Issues / / Facility store II II I Buys / store Travel / store Decision Suppose / / Holiday Assumption / / IndustryTerm online retailer / after-sale services / high transportation costs / high transportation cost / transportation / conventional retail outlets / equilibrium online price / potential buyers / online and walk-in store buyers / transportation costs / post-sale services / electronic products / service-oriented buyer / positive transportation costs / suitable product / Online Retail Forecast / aftersale services / online sellers / online shopping / online and walk-in store outlets / walk-in retailer / online uuu / online seller / online search / retail sales / identical pre-sale services / online prices / online buyers / online retailers / potential buyer / online price / transportation cost parameter / online shoppers / transportation cost / defective product / e-retail / / Organization Division of Market Shares / Federal Reserve Bank of Boston / US Federal Reserve / / Person Elizabeth Murry / Suzanne Lorant / Oz Shy / Bob Triest / Scott Schuh / Xu / / Position economist in the research department / author / Cao / / Product product / / PublishedMedium Consumer Reports / / URL http /
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