Competitive Advertising And Pricing in Duopolies the Implications of Relevant
Competitive Advertising And Pricing in Duopolies the Implications of Relevant
John R Hauser
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If condition (PI) holds, then an increase in brand 2's » advertising spending, k decreases brand ]'s equilibrium price, p . From Resuit 7 we get that the effect of advertising on equi 1 ibriuir. Price depends on the shape of the demand curve--in particular, the interaction of p and p . For example, for the constant elasticity or the exponential demand curves, an increase in firm I's advertising always increases firm I's equilibrium price while for the linear demand curve it 1 3 decrea ses the e...quilibrium price. By constant elasticity, we mean s = p f(p ), by exponential, -rp^ s = e f{p ]. Where f' > 0. By linear we mean s = a - 3 p - fp'^S' 26 Result 7 cautions academic researchers and decision support system users that a seemingly innocent choice of functional form is inportant. Result 7 suggests that great care should be exercised when choosing the shape of the demand curve. Long before specific paraaeters are estinated. Result 8 is less sensitive to the shape of the demand curve; an increase in competitive advertising always lowers firm I's equilibrium price.
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