We provide a model in which consumers search for firms directly or through platforms.
Platforms lower search costs but charge firms for the transactions they facilitate. Platform …

We consider platforms that help consumers discover and transact with suppliers. Such
platforms have come to dominate many sectors of the economy, raising issues about the …

Online intermediaries greatly expand consumer information, but also raise sellers' marginal
costs by charging high commissions. To prevent disintermediation, some platforms adopted …

Using an exhaustive database of bookings in one large chain of hotels active in Oslo (2013-
2016), we estimate a nested-logit demand model that allows us to evaluate substitution …

The price parity clauses (PPCs) that online booking platforms impose have come under
antitrust scrutiny. Wang and Wright (2017) show how by preventing showrooming, a narrow …

This paper explores the relationship between market accessibility and various participants'
welfare in an intermediated directed-search market. For a general class of meeting …

This paper examines the effects of platform most-favored-customer (PMFC) clauses on
incentives for platforms to invest in demand-enhancing investments that might involve …

Аннотация Цель–определить основные направления изменения теории
антикризисного управления компаниями под влиянием цифровизации на основе …

Dominant platforms such as Booking. com and Amazon often impose Price Parity Clauses to
prevent sellers from charging lower prices on alternative sales channels. We provide quasi …

Dominant platforms such as Booking. com and Amazon often impose Price Parity Clauses to
prevent sellers from charging lower prices on alternative sales channels. We provide quasi …