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... consumer over time , ob- serving repeated choices by the same con- sumer can allow us to separate correlation and complementarity . For example , a consumer who views the content of two papers as com- plementary would tend to read both ...
... consumer over time , ob- serving repeated choices by the same con- sumer can allow us to separate correlation and complementarity . For example , a consumer who views the content of two papers as com- plementary would tend to read both ...
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... CONSUMER SURPLUS FROM THE POST.COM 70.4 % $ 0.30 16.0 % $ 123,413 The relationship of both the Post and the post.com to the Times is weaker than their re- lationship to each other . The post.com and Times are significant substitutes ...
... CONSUMER SURPLUS FROM THE POST.COM 70.4 % $ 0.30 16.0 % $ 123,413 The relationship of both the Post and the post.com to the Times is weaker than their re- lationship to each other . The post.com and Times are significant substitutes ...
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... consumer surplus ( 12 ) Δ . acs ( j ) = Σ -- \\ . A number of caveats should be emphasized about the validity of these figures . First , we don't actually see prices varying over a large range , so the estimates depend heavily on the ...
... consumer surplus ( 12 ) Δ . acs ( j ) = Σ -- \\ . A number of caveats should be emphasized about the validity of these figures . First , we don't actually see prices varying over a large range , so the estimates depend heavily on the ...
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