2015
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2677697
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History-Based Versus Uniform Pricing in Growing and Declining Markets

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“…The firms produce homogeneous services (or goods). Consumers gain utilityū from consumption, which means thatū is the maximum amount that they are willing to pay for the service [10]. The following rates are defined: (a) Consumers enter the market at a rate β ≥ 0 (entry rate).…”
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“…The firms produce homogeneous services (or goods). Consumers gain utilityū from consumption, which means thatū is the maximum amount that they are willing to pay for the service [10]. The following rates are defined: (a) Consumers enter the market at a rate β ≥ 0 (entry rate).…”
Section: Problem Definition and Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This means that, in a period of length dt, new consumers buy βN (t)dt units (since there are βN (t)dt entering consumers during dt) and existing consumers buy N (t)dt units, whereas consumers who exit the market do not buy during the time interval dt. Thus, the proportion of products purchased by new consumers is [10]:…”
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