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31 August - 2 September
Programme book
45th Annual Conference of the European
Association for Research in Industrial Economics
earie2018.org
45th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
FLOOR PLANS
Conference Venue Address:
Athens College & Psychiko College
(Hellenic American Educational Foundation)
WC
Stefanou Delta 15
Filothei Psichiko 154 52, Athens R032 R014
Greece
R023 R021 R013 R011 R012
R007 R010
R008
College Coffee Conference
Lunches
Theater Breaks Building
R001 R002
Conference Building
Ground Floor
WC
R120 R118 R114
R117 R115 R113
Registration
desk
Conference Building
1st Floor
Choremi
Auditorium
Parking Entrance
Conference Building
2nd Floor
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45th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
CONTENTS
FLOOR PLANS 02
WELCOME TO EARIE 2018 IN ATHENS 04
CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS 06
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 07
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS 08
INVITED SESSIONS 08
RISING STARS SESSIONS 08
INFORMATION FOR SPEAKERS 09
YOUNG ECONOMISTS‹ ESSAY AWARDS 09
PARALLEL SESSIONS 10
INDEX OF PRESENTERS 26
SOCIAL EVENTS 30
INFORMATION ABOUT ATHENS 31
GENERAL INFORMATION 32
PRACTICAL INFORMATION 33
NOTES 34
MAP OF ATHENS 35
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 36
Athens 2018 3
45th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
WELCOME TO EARIE 2018 IN ATHENS
On behalf of the Athens University of Economics and Business, we are delighted to welcome you to Athens for
the 45th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics (EARIE 2018).
EARIE 2018 offers an excellent opportunity for researchers and professionals interested in Industrial
Economics to exchange thoughts and discuss both theoretical and applied research questions. The conference
includes parallel sessions, six “rising stars” sessions, twelve invited speakers, two keynote speakers, Jakub Kastl
(Princeton University) and Peter Neary (University of Oxford), as well as a speech by the president of EARIE,
Xavier Vives (IESE Business School).
We would like to express our most sincere gratitude and appreciation to all who made this event possible.
We are grateful to Paul Heidhues (DICE, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf) for Chairing the scientific
committee and setting up a conference programme of excellent quality. We thank all the members of the
scientific committee for supporting Paul in the challenging task of selecting the very best papers. In addition,
we are grateful to Xavier Vives (IESE Business School, EARIE president) and Ene Kannel (EARIE Secretary) for
their input and help during the organizing process.
We also express our gratitude to the Athens College and Psychiko College (Hellenic American Educational
Foundation) for generously allowing the use of their facilities for the conference and to all our sponsors - listed
on the next page - for their generosity and support.
Finally, we would like to thank you and all other participants for the scientific input and for your overall
contribution to the success of this conference. We hope you enjoy EARIE 2018 and wish you a very pleasant
stay in Athens!
The EARIE 2018 Local Organising Committee
Nikos Vettas (Chair)
Christos Genakos
Yannis Katsoulacos
Helen Louri-Dendrinou
Chrysovalantou Milliou
If you require any assistance throughout the course of this conference, please visit the conference registration desk.
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SPONSORS
Sponsors
Exhibitors
Supporters
Athens 2018 545th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS
The 45th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics is organized
by the Athens University of Economics and Business in collaboration with the Foundation for Economic and
Industrial Research - IOBE.
Athens University of Economics and Business www.aueb.gr
The Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) was founded in 1920. It is the third oldest university
in Greece and has long been the leading university in the country in the fields of Economics, Business
Administration and related academic areas.
It currently has eight academic departments (Economics, International and European Economics, Finance and
Accounting, Management, Marketing, Management Science and Technology, Computer Science and Statistics),
with a total of about 9000 undergraduate students. In addition to its undergraduate programs, AUEB offers a
large number of Master’s programs and Doctoral studies, currently having a total of more than 2000 graduate
students.
The Athens University of Economics and Business is a distinguished institution with a special place in the
Greek society. Throughout the university’s centennial history, its alumni have consistently been serving in the
boards and in in the highest management positions of almost all large enterprises and banks in Greece, and
many large corporations in Europe and the rest of the world, as well as in top positions of the Greek public
administration and of the country’s Government, while many AUEB alumni have been teaching in the most
prestigious universities in Europe, the United States and around the world.
FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH – IOBE www.iobe.gr
The Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research - IOBE is a private, non-profit, public-benefit research
organisation. Established in 1975, it has the dual purpose of promoting research on the current problems and
prospects of the Greek economy and of generating reliable information, data, analysis and proposals that
are of value to policy makers. In that sense, IOBE holds a unique position in the Greek society as a politically
independent, non-partisan body dealing with the major issues of the economy. It collaborates with numerous
research and policy organizations and industry associations in Greece and abroad. Its research projects range
from industry analyses and regulatory and taxation impact studies to fiscal, macroeconomic and growth
planning.
European Association for Research in Industrial Economics (EARIE) www.earie.org
The European Association for Research in Industrial Economics (EARIE) was founded in 1974 under the
auspices of the International Institute of Management (IIM), following an initiative undertaken by Frederic M.
Scherer, and Jürgen Müller. The aim of the Association is to provide a professional society for academics and
practitioners engaged in the field of Industrial Economics. EARIE consists of its members, who meet and vote
annually at the EARIE General Assembly, an Executive Committee led by a President, with input from Officers
& Directors, and two floating sub-committees, the Scientific Committee and the Local Organizing Committee,
the Chairs of which are selected each year to manage the main event and attraction of the Association, the
EARIE Annual Conference.
Organizers
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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Chair: Paul Heidhues (DICE, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf) Patrick Legros (ECARES)
Jason Abaluck (Yale University) Jeanine Miklos-Thal (University of Rochester)
Victor Aguirregabiria (University of Toronto) Matthew Mitchell (University of Toronto)
John Asker (UCLA) Jose L. Moraga-Gonzalez (VU University Amsterdam)
Heski Bar-Isaac (University of Toronto) Francesco Nava (LSE)
Michael Baye (Kelley School of Business) Volker Nocke (UCLA)
Özlem Bedre-Defolie (ESMT Berlin) Hans-Theo Normann (DICE, HHU Düsseldorf)
Paul Belleflamme (Université Catholique de Louvain) Martin Peitz (University of Mannheim)
Gary Biglaiser (University of North Carolina) Emmanuel Petrakis (University of Crete)
Francis Bloch (Paris School of Economics) Andrea Pozzi (Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance)
Simon Board (UCLA) Susanne Prantl (University of Cologne)
Jan Boone (Tilburg University) Mar Reguant (Northwestern University)
Luis Cabral (NYU Stern) Markus Reisinger (Frankfurt School)
Giacomo Calzolari (University of Bologna) Regis Renault (University of Cergy-Pontoise)
Bruno Cassiman (IESE) Patrick Rey (Toulouse School of Economics)
Federico Ciliberto (University of Virginia) Andrew Rhodes (Toulouse School of Economics)
Sofronis Clerides (University of Cyprus) Jozsef Sakovics (University of Edinburgh)
Pascal Guy Courty (University of Victoria) Carlos Santos (Nova Lisbon)
Gregory S Crawford (University of Zurich) Pasquale Schiraldi (LSE)
Jan De Loecker (KU Leuven) Fabiano Schivardi (Luiss University)
Nicolas de Roos (University of Sydney) Philipp Schmidt-Dengler (University of Vienna)
Pierre Dubois (Toulouse School of Economics) Armin Schmutzler (University of Zurich)
Liran Einav (Stanford University) Christian Schultz (University of Copenhagen)
Alon Eizenberg (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Nicolas Schutz (University of Mannheim)
Winand Emons (University of Bern) Howard William Smith (Oxford University)
Susanna Esteban (Barcelona GSE) Michelle Sovinsky (University of Mannheim)
Natalia Fabra (Carlos III Madrid) Giancarlo Spagnolo (SITE)
Ying Fan (University of Michigan) Yossi Spiegel (Tel Aviv University)
Chiara Fumagalli (Bocconi University) Frode Steen (NHH)
Philippe Gagnepain (Paris School of Economics) Joel Stiebale (DICE, HHU Düsseldorf)
Daniel Garrett (Toulouse School of Economics) Roland Strausz (Humboldt University Berlin)
Alessandro Gavazza (LSE) John Sutton (LSE)
David Genesove (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Emanuele Tarantino (University of Mannheim)
Matthew Gentry (LSE) Otto Toivanen (Aalto University)
Michael D. Grubb (Boston College) Johannes Van Biesebroeck (KU Leuven)
Martin Hackmann (UCLA) Frank Verboven (KU Leuven)
Dietmar Harhoff (Max-Planck Munich) Nikos Vettas (Athens U of Economics & Business)
Kate Ho (Columbia University) Reinhilde Veugelers (KU Leuven)
Steffen Hoernig (Nova Lisbon) Xavier Vives (IESE Business School)
Matthias Hunold (DICE, HHU Düsseldorf) Van Anh Vuong (University of Cologne)
Elisabetta Iossa (Università degli Studi di Roma) Chengsi Wang (Monash University)
Maarten Janssen (University of Vienna) Matthijs R Wildenbeest (Kelley School of Business)
Doh-Shin Jeon (Toulouse School of Economics) Julian Wright (National University of Singapore)
Bruno Jullien (Toulouse School of Economics) Mo Xiao (University of Arizona)
Tobias Johannes Klein (Tilburg University) Yaron Yehezkel (Tel Aviv University)
Tobias Kretschmer (LMU Munich) Ali Yurukoglu (Stanford University)
Margaret Kyle (MINES ParisTech) Christine Zulehner (University of Vienna)
Saul Lach (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Jakub Kastl (Princeton University): Auctions in Financial Markets
Friday, August 31, 13:15-14:30, College Theater
Chair: Xavier Vives
Xavier Vives (IESE Business School) – EARIE Presidential Address: Common Ownership,
Market Power and Innovation
Saturday, September 1, 16:30-17:45, College Theater
Chair: John Vickers
Peter Neary (University of Oxford): IO for Export(s)
Sunday, September 2, 11:00-12:15, College Theater
Chair: Nikos Vettas
INVITED SESSIONS
1 Behavioral Economics of Firms: Mo Xiao (University of Arizona) and Yair Antler (University of Essex)
Friday, August 31, 14:45-16:15, Choremi Auditorium
ynamic Oligopoly: Myrto Kalouptsidi (Harvard University) and Ulrich Doraszelski
2 D
(University of Pennsylvania)
Friday, August 31, 16:45-18:15, Choremi Auditorium
onsumer Mistakes and Market Data: Michael Grubb (Boston College) and Jason Abaluck
3 C
(Yale University)
Saturday, September 1, 11:30-13:00, Choremi Auditorium
rocurement and Antitrust: Leslie Marx (Duke University) and Fabian Herweg
4 P
(University of Bayreuth)
Saturday. September 1, 14:30-16:00, Choremi Auditorium
rade and IO: Mathieu Parenti (ECARES) and Volker Nocke (University of California, Los Angeles)
5 T
Sunday, September 2, 13:45-15:15, Choremi Auditorium
earch and Switching Costs: Maarten Janssen (University of Vienna) and Jidong Zhou
6 S
(Yale University)
Sunday, September 2, 15:30-17:00, Choremi Auditorium
RISING STAR SESSIONS
Following their successful introduction at EARIE 2015 in Munich and the subsequent success at
EARIE 2016 in Lisbon and EARIE 2017 in Maastricht, “rising stars” sessions highlight the best graduate
student submissions. To provide valuable feedback to promising young scholars, papers are discussed
individually by senior scholars. Please check the detailed programme for presenters, papers and
discussants.
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INFORMATION FOR SPEAKERS
CONFERENCE ROOMS
All conference rooms are equipped with a computer with USB ports, Microsoft Office, Adobe
Acrobat Reader, and a projector. Please use these facilities for your presentation and bring
along your slides on a USB memory device. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start of the
session to upload your presentation to the laptop before the session starts.
DURATION
To ensure the smooth proceeding of the conference, please start and finish the sessions on
time. Please note that each presenter has approximately 25 minutes for the presentation, the
remaining time should be left for discussion. The Chair and the speakers should agree on the
precise timing and format of the discussion: that is whether it covers the session as a whole
or comes following each paper.
SESSION CHAIRS
Chairs are invited to come to the room 10 minutes prior to the start of the session. They
introduce the topic and the speakers, make sure that the time rules are followed and guide the
general discussion following the presentation. They should also coordinate with the speakers
and agree on the form and precise timing of the discussion. The conference programme
specifies the Chairs for each session. In the unfortunate case that some presenter does not
show up, session Chairs are asked not to rearrange the presentation times of the other papers,
so that all conference participants can attend the presentations as originally planned.
YOUNG ECONOMISTS‹ ESSAY AWARDS
The EARIE Conference is aiming to encourage and foster young researchers in Industrial
Economics. The Young Economists’ Essay Awards (YEEA) support that aim by recognizing
innovative, impressive work that is likely to have an impact. The awards are sponsored by
Elsevier Publishers.
The criteria for the YEEA are that the author (or all authors of a multiple-authored paper) must
be under 35 years old and have completed his or her PhD less than five years ago. Each year
one of the YEEAs recognizes work with a policy contribution and is dedicated to the late Paul
Geroski. This year is the 13th time that EARIE bestows this award in Paul Geroski’s memory.
About 100 submissions were eligible for the award and were considered by a committee
consisting of Paul Heidhues (Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf - DICE, Scientific Committee
Chair), Xavier Vives (IESE Business School, EARIE President), Volker Nocke (University of
California, Los Angeles), Jan De Loecker (KU Leuven) and Alessandro Gavazza (London School
of Economics). The three YEEA winners will be announced during the conference.
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PARALLEL SESSIONS I / Friday 31 August 2018 / 14:45-16:15
SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 SESSION 5
SESSION Behavioral Economics of Rising Stars: Auctions and Applied IO: Industry Bundling and Foreclosure
Firms Procurement Studies
LOCATION Choremi Auditorium Room 114 Room 001 Room 007
Jakub Kastl Serhat Gezer Mario Intini Christine Zulehner
CHAIR Princeton University Bielefeld University University of Bari Aldo Moro University of Vienna
TYPE Invited Rising Star Contributed Contributed
Herding in the U.S. Spectrum Robust Bidding in First-price Competition For versus In the Vertical Foreclosure in the Global
Auctions Auctions: How to Bid without Market of Long-distance Production Network
Knowing What Others Are Doing Passenger Rail Services
Mo Xiao; Johannes Boehm;
University of Arizona Bernhard Kasberger; Marc Ivaldi; Princeton University
14:45
University of Vienna Toulouse School of Economics
Discussant: Jozsef Sakovics;
University of Edinburgh
Collusion through Market Sharing Micro-responses to Shocks: Dynamic Vertical Foreclosure
Agreements: Evidence from Pricing, Promotion and Entry
Chiara Fumagalli;
Québec’s Road Paving Contracts
Sofronis Clerides; Bocconi University
Adriano De Leverano; University of Cyprus
15:15 HEC Montréal
Multilevel Marketing:
Pyramid-shaped Schemes or Discussant: Elisabetta Iossa;
Exploitative Scams? University of Rome Tor Vergata
Yair Antler;
University of Essex
Optimal Pricing of an Improving Pay Cycles and Gasoline Price: How Bundling Impacts Firms’
Durable Good When Low-cost Companies Entry Decisions: Evidence from
Exploit Needy Consumers Broadband Internet
Serhat Gezer;
15:45 Bielefeld University Mario Intini; Christine Zulehner;
University of Bari Aldo Moro University of Vienna
Discussant: Luis Cabral;
New York University,
Stern School of Business
SESSION 11 SESSION 12 SESSION 13 SESSION 14
SESSION Targeted Advertising Markets for Credence Quality Provision Innovation I
Goods
LOCATION Room 113 Room 012 Room 008 Room 010
Martin Quinn Sotiris Georganas Xinyu Hua Christian Kiedaisch
CHAIR Télécom ParisTech City, University of London Hong Kong University University of Zurich
of Science and Technology
TYPE Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Advertising and Price Credence Goods, Professional The Economics of Fraudulent Old Dogs or Spring Chicken?
Adjustment for Dropout Con- Ethics and Public Campaigns Insurance Companies Founder Age and Innovation
sumers
Giovanni Ursino; Christian Siemering; Martin Murmann;
14:45 Dmitry Lubensky; Università Cattolica del Sacro Leibniz University of Hanover University of Zurich
Indiana University Cuore
Excessive Targeting Verifiability and Fraud in a Lawsuits, Regulation and Product Fiscal Policy and Transitional
Dynamic Credence Goods Market Quality: A Fragile Balance Dynamics in a Schumpeterian
Heiko Karle;
Model with Step-by-step
Frankfurt School of Finance and Xiaoxiao Hu; Limor Hatsor;
Innovation
15:15 Management Hong Kong University of Science Bar Ilan University
and Technology Kizuku Takao;
Aomori Public University
Targeting Advertising Driving to the Beat: Reputation vs Product Safety, Contracts, Inequality and Demand-driven
Preferences Selection in the Taxi Market and Liability Innovation: Evidence from
International Patent Applications
Martin Quinn; Sotiris Georganas; Xinyu Hua;
15:45 Télécom ParisTech City, University of London Hong Kong University of Science Christian Kiedaisch;
and Technology University of Zurich
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14:45-16:15 / Friday 31 August 2018 / PARALLEL SESSIONS I
SESSION 6 SESSION 7 SESSION 8 SESSION 9 SESSION 10
Anti-Competitive Pricing Information Competition in the Trade and IO I Environmental Policies
Strategies Transmission I Market for Cars
Room 120 Room 117 Room 002 Room 115 Room 014
Diana Tsai Jonas von Wangenheim Bjørn Gjerde Johansen Mariko Watanabe Giulia Pavan
National Chiao Tung University Humboldt University Berlin University of Oslo Gakushuin University Toulouse School of Economics
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
On the Profitability of Communicating Disasters Deregulation, Consumer Prudential Capital Controls, Favoritism in Environmental
Interfirm Bundling in Choice and Competition in Credit Supply and Taxation
Romain Bizet;
Oligopolies the Motor Vehicle Inspection International Trade: Evidence
MINES ParisTech Mathias Reynaert;
Market from Greece
Sang-Hyun Kim; Toulouse School of
Yonsei University Osmis Habte; Antonis Kotidis; Economics
University of Lund University of Bonn
Is Zero-pricing in Bundle Disclosure and Pricing of The Impact of Product Recalls Trade, Mixed Market Emission Taxes, Firm
Offers Anti-competitive? Attributes on the Secondary Market: Competition and Credit Relocation, and Quality
Evidence from Dieselgate Constraints Differences
Minsoo Park; Alex Smolin;
Sungkyunkwan University University of Bonn Nir Yosef; Chara Vavoura; Jan Voßwinkel;
Tel Aviv University University of Nottingham Nürtingen-Geislingen
University
Market Boundary and Persuasion against Measuring Substitution Cash Can Substitute The Impact of European
Network Effects in Evolving Self-control Problems Patterns for Differentiat- Enforcement Power: A Theory Carbon Market on Firm
Industries ed Products: Demand for and Evidence from China Productivity: Evidences from
Jonas von Wangenheim;
Environmental Friendly Cars Italian Manufacturing Firms
Diana Tsai; Humboldt University Berlin Mariko Watanabe;
in Norway
National Chiao Tung University Gakushuin University Giulia Pavan;
Bjørn Gjerde Johansen; Toulouse School of
University of Oslo Economics
SESSION 15 SESSION 16 SESSION 17 SESSION 18
Electricity Markets Industry Trends in Mark- Finance and IO I Collusion: Vertically
Up and Concentration Related Markets
Room 118 Room 011 Room 021 Room 013
Jean-Christophe Poudou Sara Calligaris Hannes Maxin Zhiyong Yao
University of Montpellier OECD Leibniz University of Hanover Fudan University,
School of Management
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Intertemporal Substitution Waiting for Godot: The Failure Competition in the Venture Passive Backward
in Electricity Consumption: of SMEs in the Italian Capital Market and the Ownerships and Retail
Evidence from a Dynamic Manufacturing Industry to Success of Startup Collusion
Pricing Grow Companies: Theory and
Tim Thomes;
Experiment for Residential Evidence
Eleonora Bartoloni; Heinrich-Heine University
Customers in Japan
Italian National Institute of Konstantinos Serfes; Düsseldorf, DICE
Daiya Isogawa; Statistics Drexel University
University of Tokyo
Electricity Product Choice with What Has Been Happening to Start-up Subsidies and An Empirical Study of
Heterogeneous Environmen- Aggregate Concentration in Innovation in New High-tech Upstream Collusion in
tal Preferences and Consum- the U.S. Economy in the 21st Ventures: Does the Policy Vertically Related Industries
er Inattention Century? Instrument Matter?
Masato Nishiwaki;
Fabian Feger; Lawrence White; Hanna Hottenrott; Osaka University
University of Bern New York University, Stern Technical University of
School of Business Munich
Public Policies against Energy Mark-ups in the Digital Era The Corporate Venture When Is Upstream Collusion
Poverty in Deregulated Capital Exit Decision Profitable
Sara Calligaris;
Markets
OECD Hannes Maxin; Zhiyong Yao;
Jean-Christophe Poudou; Leibniz University of Hanover Fudan University,
University of Montpellier School of Management
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PARALLEL SESSIONS II / Friday 31 August 2018 / 16:45-18:15
SESSION 19 SESSION 20 SESSION 21 SESSION 22
SESSION Dynamic Oligopoly Rising Stars: Platforms Bargaining in Vertical Consumer Privacy
Relationships in Online Markets
LOCATION Choremi Auditorium Room 114 Room 012 Room 001
Hugo Hopenhayn Lois Simanjuntak Clemence Christin Vincent Lefrere
CHAIR University of California, University of Manchester University of Caen Université Paris Saclay
Los Angeles
TYPE Invited Rising Star Contributed Contributed
Global Transport Markets: Digital Platforms: The Impact of “One Stop Consumer Privacy and the
Impact on Trade and Efficiency Does Promoting Competitors Shopping” - Induced Purchasing Incentives to Price-discriminate in
Promote Competition? Complementarities in Structural Online Markets
Myrto Kalouptsidi;
Econometric Models of Retails
16:45 Harvard University Xavier Lambin; Rodrigo Montes Moreno;
Competition
Toulouse School of Economics Compass Lexecon
Gordon Klein;
Discussant: Mark Armstrong;
University of Münster
University of Oxford
Multi-sided Platforms and The Competition Effects Competitive Personalized Pricing
Consumer Obfuscation of Industry-wide RPM under
Chongwoo Choe;
Two-part Tariffs
José Ignacio Heresi; Monash University
Toulouse School of Economics Helder Vasconcelos;
17:15
How Efficient Is Dynamic University of Porto and CEF.UP
Discussant: Jidong Zhou;
Competition? The Case of Price as Yale University
Investment
Ulrich Doraszelski;
University of Pennsylvania Organic Social Information with Welfare Effects of Category Economics of Free Mobile
Heterogeneous Buyers Captaincy Applications: Personal Data
Lois Simanjuntak; Clemence Christin; Vincent Lefrere;
University of Manchester University of Caen Université Paris Saclay
17:45
Discussant: Winand Emons;
University of Bern
SESSION 28 SESSION 29 SESSION 30 SESSION 31
SESSION Collusion: Empirics I Innovation II Health Economics Price Regulation
LOCATION Room 011 Room 013 Room 120 Room 118
Matthias Hunold Diana Terrazas-Santamaria Wanda Mimra Ziv Bar-Nahum
CHAIR Heinrich-Heine University El Colegio de Mexico ETH Zurich Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Düsseldorf
TYPE Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Market Structure and Cartel Silent Financial Interests and Competition between For-profit Direct Welfare Analysis of Relative
Duration - Evidence from EU Product Innovation in and Nonprofit Healthcare Price Regulation
Cartel Cases Asymmetric Markets Providers and Quality
John Vickers;
16:45 Sandra Swoboda; Angel Lopez; Mihkel Tombak; All Souls College, Oxford
University of Münster Universitat Autònoma de University of Toronto
Barcelona
Excess Capacity and Effectiveness Asset Specificity and Product The Access Motive in Insurance Mark-up Regulation in a Price
of Policy Interventions: Evidence Market Competition Purchases and Medical Prices Cap Setting
from the Cement Industry
Simone Boccaletti; Gilad Sorek; Eduardo Fiuza;
17:15 Naoki Wakamori; University of Milano Bicocca Auburn University IPEA
University of Tokyo
Competition, Collusion and Investment under Uncertainty, Health Services as Credence On the Effectiveness of
Spatial Sales Patterns - Theory First Mover Advantage and Goods: A Field Experiment Price-ceiling Regulations:
and Evidence Uncertain R&D The Case of Fluid-milk Market
Wanda Mimra;
in Israel
17:45 Matthias Hunold; Diana Terrazas-Santamaria; ETH Zurich
Heinrich-Heine University El Colegio de Mexico Ziv Bar-Nahum;
Düsseldorf Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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16:45-18:15 / Friday 31 August 2018 / PARALLEL SESSIONS II
SESSION 23 SESSION 24 SESSION 25 SESSION 26 SESSION 27
Trade and IO II Behavioral Firms: Mechanism Design Sequential Search Information
Inattention Transmission II
Room 115 Room 113 Room 010 Room 014 Room 023
Flavio Toxvaerd Jurre Thiel Pei Cheng Yu Alexei Parakhonyak Maria Rosa Battaggion
University of Cambridge Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam University of New South Wales University of Oxford University of Bergamo
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
The Performance of Exporting When Does Information Government Financing of Multiproduct Firms, What Makes an Opinion
Firms under Import Determine Market Size? R&D: A Mechanism Design Consumer Search, Leader: Expertise versus
Protection Search and Rational Approach and Demand Heterogeneity Popularity
Inattention
Andrea Ciani; Zvika Neeman; Yuta Kittaka; Theodoros Rapanos;
Heinrich-Heine University Costas Cavounidis; Tel Aviv University Osaka University Södertörn University
Düsseldorf, DICE University of Warwick
Multinationals and Domestic Full-cost Pricing Persuading to Participate: Price Dispersion, Active Information Aggregation
TFP: Market Shares, Agglom- Mechanism Design with Search, and the Diamond and Countervailing Biases in
Laurent Linnemer;
erations Gains and Competi- Informational Punishment Paradox Organizations
CREST
tion Effects
Johannes Schneider; Martin Obradovits; Saori Chiba;
Ioannis Bournakis; Universidad Carlos III de University of Innsbruck Kyoto University
Middlesex University Madrid
Regulatory Competition History-based Price Pay What Your Dad Paid: Repeat Consumer Search Endogenous Interlocking
Discrimination and Welfare: Commitment and Price Directors
Flavio Toxvaerd; Alexei Parakhonyak;
Evidence from the Dutch Rigidity in the Market for Life
University of Cambridge University of Oxford Maria Rosa Battaggion;
Mortgage Market Insurance
University of Bergamo
Jurre Thiel; Pei Cheng Yu;
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam University of New South
Wales
SESSION 32 SESSION 33 SESSION 34 SESSION 35 SESSION 36
Contract Design Contests Patents Finance and IO II Advances in Demand
Estimation
Room 002 Room 007 Room 117 Room 021 Room 008
XiaoGang Che Jakub Tecza Moritz Suppliet Zhengqing Gui Michelle Sovinsky
Durham University Business University of Arizona Tilburg University Hong Kong University of University of Mannheim
School Science and Technology
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Flexible Contracts to Cope Winner-take-all Tournaments Knowledge Diffusion through Investor Attention and Identification and Estimation
with Uncertainty and the Patent System: Evidence Technology Salience: of Differentiated Products
Mikhail Drugov;
Asymmetry of Information in from the Invention Secrecy Do Personal Data Related Models Using Market Size and
New Economic School,
Public-private-partnerships Act Innovation Boost Firm Value? Cost Data
Moscow
Marco Buso; Gabriele Pellegrino; Heli Koski; Susumu Imai;
University of Padova École Polytechnique Fédérale Aalto University Hokkaido University
de Lausanne
Advice Is Cheap: Information Sequential Round-Robin Patent Pools and Litigation What If I Knew You Did It? Firm Scope and the Value of
Is Not! Tournaments with Multiple An Analysis of Preliminary One-stop Shopping in
Moritz Suppliet;
Prizes Ratings’ Disclosure under Washington State's
Samuel Häfner; Tilburg University
Competition Deregulated Liquor Market
University of Basel Marco Sahm;
University of Bamberg Marta Allegra Ronchetti; Boyoung Seo;
Università Cattolica del Sacro Indiana University
Cuore
Supervisory Efficiency, The Road Not Taken: Contest Financial Fraud and Investor Internet (Power) to the
Collusion, and Contract Selection and the Effect of Awareness People: The Impact of
Design Expected Competition Demand-side Subsidies in
Zhengqing Gui;
Colombia
XiaoGang Che; Jakub Tecza; Hong Kong University of
Durham University Business University of Arizona Science and Technology" Michelle Sovinsky;
School University of Mannheim
Athens 2018 1345th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
PARALLEL SESSIONS III / Saturday 1 September 2018 / 9:30-11:00
SESSION 37 SESSION 38 SESSION 39 SESSION 40
SESSION Roundtable with the IO Rising Stars: Finance Vertical Integration I Price Parity Clauses
Journal Editors in Platform Markets
LOCATION Choremi Auditorium Room 114 Room 010 Room 021
Lawrence White Alessio Piccolo Takanori Adachi Sean Ennis
CHAIR New York University, University of Oxford Nagoya University OECD
Stern School of Business
TYPE Invited Rising Star Contributed Contributed
Ramon Casadesus-Masanell Connecting Disconnected Equity Ownership in Vertical The Dynamics of Online Hotel
(JEMS); Markets? An Irrelevance Result Relations Prices and the EU Booking.com
Alessandro Gavazza Case
Milena Wittwer; Nadav Levy;
(JIE);
Stanford University Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya Carlo Reggiani;
09:30 Kathleen Mullen
(IDC) University of Manchester
(RJE); Discussant: Toomas Hinnosaar;
Armin Schmutzler Collegio Carlo Alberto
(IJIO);
Larry White
(RIO) Collateral and Asymmetric Upstream Mergers and Steering by Information
Information in Lending Markets Downstream Timing Intermediaries
of Technology Adoption
Yushi Peng; Tat How Teh;
University of Zurich Alexis Larousse; National University of Singapore
10:00
CREST - Ecole polytechnique
Discussant: Chiara Fumagalli;
Bocconi University
Credit Ratings and Competition The Welfare Effects of Incom- Price-parity-clauses on Hotel
plete Vertical Integration and Room Booking: Empirical
Alessio Piccolo;
Relaxed Price Competition in Evidence from Industry Data
University of Oxford
Common-distributor Channels:
10:30 Sean Ennis;
Discussant: Volker Nocke; An Empirical Analysis of the U.S.
OECD
University of California, Carbonated Soft Drink Industry
Los Angeles
Takanori Adachi;
Nagoya University
SESSION 46 SESSION 47 SESSION 48 SESSION 49
SESSION Consumer Behavior I Hospital Competition Collusion: The Role of the Environmental
Firms’ Objective Function Economics I
LOCATION Room 117 Room 120 Room 118 Room 013
Marit Hinnosaar Keaton Miller Mariana Cunha Joanna Poyago-Theotoky
Collegio Carlo Alberto University of Oregon Católica Porto Business School La Trobe University
CHAIR and CEGE, Universidade Católica
Portuguesa
TYPE Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
More Is Better, or Not? Hospital Competition in the Welfare-improving Mixed Incentives to Invest, Storable
An Empirical Analysis of Buyer Netherlands - An Empirical Collusion Permits, and Transaction Costs
Preferences for Variety on the Investigation in Market-based Environmental
09:30 Filipa Mota;
E-Market Regulation
Rob van der Noll; CEF.UP
Senay Sokullu; Authority for Consumers and Yuta Toyama;
University of Bristol Markets Northwestern University
Why Less Can Be More: Choice A Structural Model of Hospital Can Collusion Promote Taxation, Tax Incentives or Public
Overload in a Sequential Competition Sustainable Consumption and Financing. How to Successfully
Screening Model Production? Not Beneficially Incentivize Firms' Green
Lionel Wilner;
Beyond Duopoly Behavior?
10:00 Nima Jouchaghani; INSEE-CREST
University of Duisburg-Essen Leonard Treuren; Kinga Tchorzewska;
University of Amsterdam University of Barcelona
How Long Do Healthy Habits Coordination Effects of Corporate Green Innovation under
Last? The Role of Prices Social Responsibility Uncertainty - Cooperation and
Information Sharing
Marit Hinnosaar; Mariana Cunha;
10:30 Collegio Carlo Alberto Católica Porto Business School Joanna Poyago-Theotoky;
and CEGE, Universidade Católica La Trobe University
Portuguesa
14 Athens 201845th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
9:30-11:00 / Saturday 1 September 2018 / PARALLEL SESSIONS III
SESSION 41 SESSION 42 SESSION 43 SESSION 44 SESSION 45
Collusion: Theory Content Recommenda- Entry Credit Access and Firm Trade and IO III
tion in Online Markets Growth
Room 008 Room 001 Room 014 Room 002 Room 115
Yasuhiro Shirata Fabrizio Germano Emil Palikot Marek Giebel Cong Pan
Otaru University of Commerce Universitat Pompeu Fabra Toulouse School of Economics Technical University of Nagoya University of
Dortmund Commerce and Business
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Big Data, Price Discrimination, Streaming Platform and Predatory Capacity Heterogeneity and Firms' Serving Abroad: Export, M&A,
and Collusion Strategic Recommendation Responses to Entry: Evidence Access to Credit Expectations and Greenfield Investment
Bias from the U.S. Airline Industry
Alexander Rasch; Gianluca Antonecchia; Ekaterina Kazakova;
Heinrich-Heine University Marc Bourreau; Yannis Kerkemezos; Erasmus School of Economics University of Mannheim
Düsseldorf, DICE Télécom ParisTech Erasmus University
Rotterdam
Endogenous Cartel Formation Quality Provision in a Search Does Reputation Hinder Breaking the Shackles: Migration and the Location
with Differentiated Products Engine Environment Entry? Study of Statistical Zombie Firms, Weak Banks Choices of FDI. Evidence from
and Price Competition Discrimination on a Platform and Depressed Restructuring Italian Provinces
Georgios Petropoulos;
in Europe
Tyra Merker; Massachusetts Institute of Emil Palikot; Anna D'Ambrosio;
University of Oslo Technology and Bruegel Toulouse School of Economics Filippos Petroulakis; Politecnico di Torino
European Central Bank
Evolution of a Collusive Price Opinion Dynamics via Search Bank Credit Supply and Firm Multichannel Distribution
in a Networked Market Engines (and Other Innovation under International Oligopoly
Algorithmic Gatekeepers)
Yasuhiro Shirata; Marek Giebel; Cong Pan;
Otaru University of Commerce Fabrizio Germano; Technical University of Nagoya University of
Universitat Pompeu Fabra Dortmund Commerce and Business
SESSION 50 SESSION 51 SESSION 52 SESSION 53 SESSION 54
Captive Consumers Innovation: Knowledge Licensing Mergers I Procurement
Creation
Room 007 Room 011 Room 113 Room 023 Room 012
Johannes Johnen Tao Wang Benjamin Anderson Colin von Negenborn Jozsef Sakovics
Université catholique de University College London Colgate University Humboldt University Berlin University of Edinburgh
Louvain, CORE and Harvard University
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Competition with Captive Knowledge Creation and Licensing and Early Mover Market Power Absent Merger Strategic Delegation
Customers Diffusion with Limited Advantage Post Patent Review. Brewing in Peru in Procurement
Appropriation
Mark Armstrong; Johannes Muthers; Maria Delfino; Eduard Alonso-Pauli;
University of Oxford Hugo Hopenhayn; University of Linz, JKU Universidad de Los Andes Universitat de les Illes Balears
University of California,
Los Angeles
Bait and Ditch: Consumer A New Queen of Science? Licensing with Patent The Effects of Mergers on Procurement with Bilateral
Naiveté and Salesforce Interdiciplinary Spillovers and Competition Markups, Productivity, and Commitment
Incentives the Evolution of Specialisation Innovation of Rivals
Chiu Yu Ko; Roberto Burguet;
in High Performing
Antonio Rosato; National University of Florian Szuecs; CSIC
Universities
Cambridge Judge Business Singapore Vienna University of
School Russell Thomson; Economics and Business
Swinburne University
Dynamic Competition in Learning and Innovating: An Endogenous Market The More the Merrier? On Block Sourcing
Deceptive Markets Exploration of Stage Learning Structure and Innovation the Optimality of Market Size
Jozsef Sakovics;
from Drug Development under Licensing Restrictions
Johannes Johnen; University of Edinburgh
Université catholique de Tao Wang; Benjamin Anderson; Colin von Negenborn;
Louvain, CORE University College London Colgate University Humboldt University Berlin
and Harvard University
Athens 2018 1545th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
PARALLEL SESSIONS IV / Saturday 1 September 2018 / 11:30-13:00
SESSION 55 SESSION 56 SESSION 57 SESSION 58
SESSION Consumer Mistakes Rising Stars: Applied IO Secret Contracting in Collusion: Empirics II
and Market Data and Antitrust Vertically Related Industries
LOCATION Choremi Auditorium Room 114 Room 008 Room 007
Paul Heidhues Jan Schäfer Marco Pagnozzi Iwan Bos
CHAIR Heinrich-Heine University Justus-Liebig-University Giessen University of Naples Federico II Maastricht University
Düsseldorf
TYPE Invited Rising Star Contributed Contributed
Sending out an SMS: The Impact Vertical Financial Interest and The Effect of Intermediate Price An Experiment on Partial
of Automatically Enrolling Control Discrimination on Retail Prices: Cross-ownership in Oligopolistic
Consumers into Overdraft Alerts Theory and Evidence from France Markets
Frank Schlütter;
Michael Grubb; Heinrich-Heine University Claire Chambolle; Johannes Odenkirchen;
11:30 Boston College Düsseldorf INRA & CREST Heinrich-Heine University
Düsseldorf
Discussant: Patrick Rey;
Toulouse School of Economics
Price Dynamics of Swedish Disclosure Regime and Unprofitable Cartels
Pharmaceuticals Bargaining in Vertical Markets
George Symeonidis;
Aljoscha Janssen; Panagiotis Skartados; University of Essex
12:00 Stockholm School of Economics University of Crete
What Do Consumers Consider
before They Choose? Discussant: Michelle Sovinsky;
Identification from Asymmetric University of Mannheim
Demand Responses
Jason Abaluck; Brand Proliferation and Entry Endogenous Retail Network Industry Impact of Cartels:
Yale University Deterrence: Empirical Evidence Evidence from the Stock Market
Marco Pagnozzi;
from the German Interurban Bus
University of Naples Federico II Iwan Bos;
Industry
Maastricht University
12:30 Jan Schäfer;
Justus-Liebig-University Giessen
Discussant: Marc Ivaldi;
Toulouse School of Economics
SESSION 64 SESSION 65 SESSION 66 SESSION 67
SESSION Incomplete and Relational Net Neutrality and Estimating Dynamic Oligopoly Theory
Contracts Zero-Rating Competition Models
LOCATION Room 113 Room 011 Room 001 Room 117
Akifumi Ishihara Steffen Hoernig Claudio Piga Ramon Caminal
CHAIR National Graduate Institute Universidade NOVA de Lisboa Keele University Institute Of Economic Analysis,
for Policy Studies CSIC
TYPE Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Courts' Decisions, Cooperative Bit-by-bit towards Unlimited: Aggregation Methods for Price-match Guarantees
Investments, and Incomplete An Analysis of Zero Rating and Markovian Games: An Application in Duopoly Competition
Contracts Sponsored Data Practices of to the Hotel Industry
Mishal Ahmed;
11:30 Alessandro De Chiara;
Internet Service Providers
Carlos Santos; Georgia Institute of Technology
Central European University Daniel Schnurr; Nova School of Business and
University of Passau Economics
Relational Contracting, Prioritization vs Zero-rating: A Two-stage Model of Airline Oligopoly Game: Price Makers
Negotiation and External Discrimination on the Internet Competition Meet Price Takers
Enforcement
Axel Gautier; Kevin Remmy; Dávid Kopányi;
Trond Olsen; University of Liege, Toulouse School of Economics University of Amsterdam
12:00
Norwegian School of Economics HEC Management School
Managing Information and Zero-rating, Network Effects, Uniform, Dynamic and The Dynamic Provision of Product
Incentives for Choice and and Capacity Investments Discriminatory Pricing Diversity under Duopoly
Execution in Relational Contracts
Steffen Hoernig; Claudio Piga; Ramon Caminal;
12:30 Akifumi Ishihara; Universidade NOVA de Lisboa Keele University Institute Of Economic Analysis,
National Graduate Institute for CSIC
Policy Studies
16 Athens 201845th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
11:30-13:00 / Saturday 1 September 2018 / PARALLEL SESSIONS IV
SESSION 59 SESSION 60 SESSION 61 SESSION 62 SESSION 63
Telecom: Entry Trade and IO IV Search: Empirics Auctions: Empirics Education and Matching
Room 021 Room 115 Room 013 Room 012 Room 118
Simon Georges-Kot Vasiliy Goncharenko Alessandro Gavazza Sebastian Schwenen Yun Pu
INSEE and Paris School of National Research University London School of Economics Technical University of Ohio State University
Economics Higher School of Economics, Munich
Moscow
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Does Data Portability Shipping the Good Apples Market Liberalization: Dealer Networks in the World Same Sex Marriage, the Great
Facilitate Entry? under Strategic Competition Price Dispersion, Price of Art Equalizer
Discrimination and Consumer
Wing Man Wynne Lam; Anthony Creane; Georgia Kosmopoulou; Sergey Popov;
Search in German Electricity
University of East Anglia University of Kentucky University of Oklahoma Cardiff University
Markets
Klaus Gugler;
Vienna University
of Economics and Business
Market Entry and Fighting The Structure of Multinational Search and Equilibrium Bidder Asymmetries in How Does Graduate
Brands: The Case of the Sales under Demand Risk Prices: Theory and Evidence Procurement Auctions: Education Affect Inventive
French Mobile Telecommuni- from Retail Diesel Efficiency vs. Information Performance? Evidence from
Francesco Conteduca;
cations Market Undergraduates’ Choices
University of Mannheim Luis Cabral; Christoph Wolf;
during Recessions
Yutec Sun; New York University, Stern Bocconi University
KU Leuven School of Business Sadao Nagaoka;
Tokyo Keizai University
Entry and Strategic Reactions Monopolistic Competition Regulatory Intervention in Statistical Learning in College Admission in Three
in a Deregulated Industry: under Additive Separable Consumer Search Markets: Demand Estimation: Chinese Provinces: Boston
Evidence from French Utilities and Demand The Case of Credit Cards An Application to Multi-unit Mechanism vs. Deferred
Broadband Internet Uncertainty Auction Markets Acceptance Mechanism
Alessandro Gavazza;
Simon Georges-Kot; Vasiliy Goncharenko; London School of Economics Sebastian Schwenen; Yun Pu;
INSEE and Paris School of National Research University Technical University of Ohio State University
Economics Higher School of Economics, Munich
Moscow
SESSION 68 SESSION 69 SESSION 70 SESSION 71 SESSION 72
Innovation in Oligopoly Economic Crisis and The IO of Online Experimental IO Finance and IO III
Firm Performance Markets I
Room 010 Room 120 Room 023 Room 002 Room 014
Gaston Llanes Apoorva Gupta Matthew Backus Aurora Garcia-Gallego Milena Wittwer
Catholic University of Chile University of Nottingham Columbia University Universitat Jaume I Stanford University
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Asymmetric Competition, New Firm Survival during the Competition and Negotiation Signalling in Auctions: Learning by Trading:
Brand Loyalty and Product Great Recession: Productivity in Online Labour Markets: Experimental Evidence The Case of the U.S. Market
Innovation vs. Financial State Empirical Evidence from Bid for Municipal Bonds
Olivier Bos;
and Project Level Data
Christian Oertel; Marcel Voia; Université Paris II Giulia Brancaccio;
University of Zurich Carleton University Estrella Gomez; Panthéon-Assas Princeton University
European Commission, IPTS
Verifying High Quality: A Half-century of Stagnation: Sequential Bargaining in the Secret Contracts and Risk Winner’s Curse in Bond
Entry for Sale Labour Productivity Field: Evidence from Millions Aversion: Experimental Markets
in Ontario's Gold Mining of Online Bargaining Evidence
Lars Persson; Dakshina De Silva;
Industry Interactions
Research Institute Nicolas Pasquier; Lancaster University
of Industrial Economics Robert Petrunia; Matthew Backus; Grenoble-Alpes University
Lakehead Universtiy Columbia University
Competitive Strategy for R&D and Firm Growth during Catalog Competition: Identifying Dependencies in
Open and User Innovation Bad times Equilibrium Characterization the Demand for Government
and Experimental Evidence Securities
Gaston Llanes; Apoorva Gupta;
Catholic University of Chile University of Nottingham Aurora Garcia-Gallego; Milena Wittwer;
Universitat Jaume I Stanford University
Athens 2018 1745th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
PARALLEL SESSIONS V / Saturday 1 September 2018 / 14:30-16:00
SESSION 73 SESSION 74 SESSION 75 SESSION 76
SESSION Procurement and Vertical Integration II Information Flow in Reputation
Antitrust Organizations
LOCATION Choremi Auditorium Room 114 Room 117 Room 011
Reiko Aoki Marco Castellani Pedro Ortín Christoph Weiss
Japan Fair Trade Commission University of Udine Universitat Autònoma Vienna University of Economics
CHAIR
de Barcelona and Business
TYPE Invited Contributed Contributed Contributed
Merger Review for Markets Regulatory Risk, Vertical Optimality of Straight Talk: The Incentive Properties
with Buyer Power Integration, and Upstream Feedback and Human Capital of Collective Reputation
Investment Acquisition
Leslie Marx; Pierre Fleckinger;
14:30 Duke University Dongyu Guo; Kimiyuki Morita; MINES ParisTech and Paris School
University of Duisburg-Essen Osaka University of Economics of Economics
Vertical Integration with Organizational Structures Dealing with Uncertainty:
Upstream Production Capacity and Manipulable Aggregate Seller Reputation in the Online
Constraint Information Market for Illegal Drugs
15:00 Ioannis Pinopoulos; Dongsoo Shin; Nicolas Eschenbaum;
University of Macedonia Santa Clara University University of St. Gallen
Procurement with Unforeseen
Contingencies
Fabian Herweg;
University of Bayreuth
Vertical Integration and Social Firm-provided Training, Selection Experts, Reputation and the Price
Capital: Evidence from European and Education of Wine
Countries
Pedro Ortín; Christoph Weiss;
15:30 Marco Castellani; Universitat Autònoma Vienna University of Economics
University of Udine de Barcelona and Business
SESSION 82 SESSION 83 SESSION 84 SESSION 85
SESSION Consumer Search Collusive Pricing Division of Profits Excessive Entry
and Pricing and Performance
LOCATION Room 001 Room 120 Room 010 Room 007
Sandro Shelegia Marco Marini Jan Philip Schain Ruochen Li
CHAIR Universitat Pompeu Fabra University of Rome Heinrich-Heine University Loughborough University
and Barcelona GSE Düsseldorf, DICE
TYPE Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Strategic Inattention in Product Price Staggering in Cartels Servitisation and Performance Welfare-reducing Entry in a
Search of Belgian Manufacturing Firms: Differentiated Cournot Oligopoly
Lan Nguyen;
Is There a Paradox? without Costs
Adrian Hillenbrand; Columbia University
14:30 Max Planck Institute for Research Catherine Fuss; Shohei Yoshida;
on Collective Goods, Bonn National Bank of Belgium University of Tokyo
Informational Cycles in Search Screening for Collusion Strategic Profit-sharing in a Cost Uncertainty and the Welfare
Markets - Using the Shape of Prices Unionized Differentiated Goods Effects of Market Power
Duopoly
Eeva Mauring; Armando Jose Garcia Pires; Marco de Pinto;
15:00 University of Vienna Norwegian School of Economics Emmanuel Petrakis; University of Trier, IAAEU
University of Crete
Upstream and Downstream Price Collusion under Quality Productivity and Foreign Consumer Stockpiling
Competition in a Search Market Differentiation Institutional Ownership and Market Entry
Sandro Shelegia; Marco Marini; Jan Philip Schain; Ruochen Li;
15:30 Universitat Pompeu Fabra and University of Rome Heinrich-Heine University Loughborough University
Barcelona GSE Düsseldorf, DICE
18 Athens 201845th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
14:30-16:00 / Saturday 1 September 2018 / PARALLEL SESSIONS V
SESSION 77 SESSION 78 SESSION 79 SESSION 80 SESSION 81
Trade and IO V Impact of Intellectual Gasoline Markets Behavioral IO Dynamic Pricing I
Property Rights
Room 115 Room 023 Room 021 Room 008 Room 012
Shamil Sharapudinov Kyogo Kanazawa Xulia Gonzalez Florian Peiseler Keiichi Kawai
National Research University University of Tokyo Universidad de Vigo Heinrich-Heine University University of New South
Higher School of Economics, Düsseldorf, DICE Wales
Moscow
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
A Simple Model of Brexit Do You Want to Steal My What Prompts Consumers to Vertical Probabilistic Selling Upgrading Heterogeneous
under Oligopoly Songs? The Importance of Search? Evidence from Retail under Competition: The Role Consumers
Diffusion in the Music Gasoline Markets of Consumer Anticipated
David Collie; Chiu Yu Ko;
Industry Regret
Cardiff University Jia Sheen Nah; National University
Maria Martin; University of Melbourne Dongyuan Zhan; of Singapore
Nagoya University University College London
Transfer Pricing and the Intellectual Property Rights, Learning Collusion: Consumer Resistance Simultaneous Search for
Arm's Length Principle under Multinational Firms and Theory and Evidence from Differentiated Products
Stefan Buehler;
Imperfect Competition Technology Transfers the Shell Price Matching
University of St. Gallen Jose Luis Moraga Gonzalez;
Guarantee
Jota Ishikawa; Sara Biancini; Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Hitotsubashi University University of Caen Dominik Schober;
University of Mannheim and
ZEW Mannheim
Globalization, Multidimen- Crowding-out Effects of Effects of Antitrust Motivated Beliefs and Socially Robust Pricing with Refunds
sional Sorting, and Inequality Public Libraries and the Public Prosecution on Retail Fuel Responsible Consumption
Keiichi Kawai;
in a Heterogeneous World Lending Right Prices
Florian Peiseler; University of New South
Shamil Sharapudinov; Kyogo Kanazawa; Xulia Gonzalez; Heinrich-Heine University Wales
National Research University University of Tokyo Universidad de Vigo Düsseldorf, DICE
Higher School of Economics,
Moscow
SESSION 86 SESSION 87 SESSION 88 SESSION 89 SESSION 90
Platform Economics Ownership and Energy Economics Firm Objectives Beyond Finance and IO IV
and Collusion Innovation Profit-Maximization
Room 118 Room 113 Room 013 Room 014 Room 002
Yusuke Zennyo Shiva Shekhar Claudio Lucinda Aleix Calveras Bo Pan
Kobe University Heinrich-Heine University University of Sao Paulo Universitat de les Illes Balears University of Sheffield
Düsseldorf, DICE
Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Reward Disclosure Policy From Central Planning toward Reforming the Electricity Envy in Mission-oriented The Impact of Corporate
and Incentives in Innovation a Market Economy: Industry: Vertical Structure Organizations Governance on the Firms'
Contests The Role of Ownership and and the Risk of Rent Risk-taking and Growth
Francesca Barigozzi;
- An Empirical Analysis of Bug Competition in Vietnamese Extraction
University of Bologna Daniela Baluțel;
Bounty Programs Firms’ Productivity
Anette Boom; Alexandru Ioan Cuza
Arrah-Marie Jo; Enrico Zaninotto; Copenhagen Business School University of Iași
Télécom ParisTech University of Trento
Sweet Lemons: On Collusion Corporate Governance and Investment under Uncertainty The Competitive Conduct Efficiency Effects of
in Hierarchical Agency Innovation Success in Electricity Generation of Consumer Cooperatives Independent Boards:
Evidence from China
Colin von Negenborn; Tim Grünebaum; Mario Liebensteiner; Camilla Roncoroni;
Humboldt University Berlin University of Dortmund University of Kaiserslautern University of Warwick Tianyu Zhang;
Heinrich-Heine University
Düsseldorf
Platform Most-favored Supply Chain Innovation and Should Energy Labels Be Corporate Social Chinese Firms’ Innovation
-customer Clauses Partial Backward Ownership Mandatory? Responsibility and Product Hurdle: Competition and
and Investment Incentives Evidence from the Brazilian Quality Finance
Shiva Shekhar;
Energy Label Program
Yusuke Zennyo; Heinrich-Heine University Aleix Calveras; Bo Pan;
Kobe University Düsseldorf, DICE Claudio Lucinda; Universitat de les Illes Balears University of Sheffield
University of Sao Paulo
Athens 2018 1945th Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics
PARALLEL SESSIONS VI / Sunday 2 September 2018 / 9:00-10:30
SESSION 92 SESSION 93 SESSION 94 SESSION 95
SESSION Rising Stars: Search Intermediaton Designing Competition Trade and IO VI
LOCATION Room 114 Room 012 Room 117 Room 115
Daniel Savelle Jun Honda David Salant Angelos Theodorakopoulos
CHAIR University of Virginia University of Innsbruck Toulouse School of Economics KU Leuven
TYPE Rising Star Contributed Contributed Contributed
Information Frictions on an Measuring the Welfare Organising Competition Language as a Trade Barrier:
Online Services Market of Intermediation in Vertical for the Market Evidence from Georgian Public
Markets Procurement
Milena Petrova; Michael Waterson;
Toulouse School of Economics Andre Trindade; University of Warwick George Deltas;
09:00
Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) University of Illinois
Discussant: Nicolas Schutz;
University of Mannheim
Market Transparency Intermediary Commissions Project Competition and Intersectoral Linkages:
and Consumer Search - Evidence in a Regulated Market with Innovation Policy: The Case for Good Shocks, Bad Outcomes?
from the Austrian Retail Gasoline Heterogeneous Customers Public Procurement
Sergey Kichko;
Market
Pilar Alcalde; Elisabetta Iossa; National Research University
09:30 Simon Martin; Universidad de Los Andes University of Rome Tor Vergata Higher School of Economics,
University of Vienna Moscow
Discussant: David Genesove;
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Discrete Choices With Nonlinear Incentives and Advisor Allocating Essential Inputs Like Father Like Son: Technology
(and Without) Ordered Search Bias Transfers and Productivity Effects
David Salant;
from Firm Ownership
Daniel Savelle; Jun Honda; Toulouse School of Economics
10:00 University of Virginia University of Innsbruck Angelos Theodorakopoulos;
KU Leuven
Discussant: Maarten Janssen;
University of Vienna
SESSION 101 SESSION 102 SESSION 103 SESSION 104
SESSION Regulation and State Aid Standard Setting R&D: Patents Learning and
Experimentation
LOCATION Room 008 Room 002 Room 118 Room 014
Mattia Nardotto Clemens Fiedler Farasat Bokhari Thomas Peeters
CHAIR KU Leuven Tilburg University University of East Anglia Erasmus University Rotterdam
TYPE Contributed Contributed Contributed Contributed
Differentiating Permit Allocations Strategic Open Source Licensing How Redeployable Are Patent Launching a New Product:
across Areas and Software Market Entry Assets? Evidence from Failed The Welfare Effects of
Startups Commitment Power and Social
Jean-Philippe Nicolai; Vidya Atal;
09:00 Learning
ETH Zurich Montclair State University, Carlos Serrano;
Feliciano School of Business Universitat Pompeu Fabra Tuomas Laiho;
University of Oslo
Estimating Intensive and Strategic Declaration of Standard Entry and Patents: Evidence from How to Pick a Winner:
Extensive Margin Responses Essential Patents the US Cardiovascular Sector Betting, Screening, or Learning?
Using Bunching with an
Reiko Aoki; Maria Letizia Giorgetti; Fabio Michelucci;
Application to Subsidies for Solar
09:30 Japan Fair Trade Commission University of Milan CERGE-EI
Energy
Stefan Pollinger;
Toulouse School of Economics
A Retrospective Study of State Standards and the Common Entry Limiting Agreements: The Inefficient Advantage
Aid Control in the German Good: How Competition Fosters Frst Mover Advantage, of Experience in the Market
Broadband Market Cooperation Authorized Generics and for Football Managers
Pay-for-delay Deals
10:00 Mattia Nardotto; Clemens Fiedler; Thomas Peeters;
KU Leuven Tilburg University Farasat Bokhari; Erasmus University Rotterdam
University of East Anglia
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