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Costly Comparison and Informational Inertia
A price cut can attract consumers while changing what their purchases reveal to later buyers. We study this trade-off in a duopoly with common uncertainty about quality. Consumers have a default seller and may pay to obtain access to the rival together with a private signal. Firms observe purchases
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