This paper surveys the empirical literature on gasoline retailing, which has been growing
rapidly over the last three decades, possibly in response to antitrust and regulatory concerns …

Urban transportation is increasingly studied due to its complexity and economic importance.
It is also a major component of urban energy use and pollution. The importance of this topic …

Urban transportation is an important factor in energy consumption and pollution, and is of
increasing concern due to its complexity and economic significance. Its importance will only …

This paper examines pairwise assortment similarities at US supermarkets to understand
how assortment composition and size are related to underlying factors that describe local …

The authors propose an econometric model of both the geographic locations of gasoline
retailers in Singapore and price competition among retailers conditional on their geographic …

This article presents Multivariate Logit (MVL) and Probit (MVP) models, which make it
possible to analyse simultaneous purchases and relax the restrictive hypothesis that utility …

Advances in sensor, wireless communication, and information infrastructure such as GPS
have enabled us to collect massive amounts of human mobility data, which are fine-grained …

Intense competitive pressure in a local geographic market may diminish an organization's
revenues in that market but increase its innovation output and revenue opportunities in other …

This paper employs a pair-wise approach to examine regional integration in the US gasoline
market. Using gasoline price data at the state level over a period of more than two decades …

In this paper we consider the problem of joint location and pricing optimization for a firm in a
heterogeneous market producing a single product. We assume that customers have a …