Excited to see my paper "Sources of Limited Consideration and Market Power in E-Commerce" as the lead article of the latest issue of AEJ: Micro. The article develops new techniques for analyzing sequential search and applies them to study market power in e-commerce #econtwitter
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Finally, in Market Design for Personal Data, the authors consider the unique economics of markets shaped by personal data and offer the idea of a “data intermediary” as a solution to various market failures. https://t.co/VvcYjf0hSy
Michael Sullivan (@M_R_Sullivan) presents "Sources of Limited Consideration and Market Power in E-Commerce: The Case of Contact Lenses," exploring why consumers conduct little search and face significant markups online using browsing data and novel empirical methods.