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Pricing Needs to Reflect Who People Want to Be, Not Just What They Want | Harvard Business Review

Pricing Needs to Reflect Who People Want to Be, Not Just What They Want | Harvard Business Review

When are people willing to pay a super-high price premium for something? They do, for example, for vacation properties in just the right places, like Southampton, Carmel, or Aspen; for condos in famous buildings, like 432 Park Avenue or The Millennium Tower (even if the latter might be sinking into oblivion); for signature luxury fashion […]

Paper: Rising Prices under Declining Preferences – The Case of the U.S. Print Newspaper Industry | Marketing Science Institute

Adithya Pattabhiramaiah, S. Sriram, and Shrihari Sridhar focus on the U.S. print newspaper industry, a quintessential two-sided market, to study how major changes in advertising demand influences prices to readers and advertisers. Online media present major challenges to traditional advertising-supported markets such as print newspapers. Between 2006 and 2011, daily print newspapers lost 20% of […]