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Pricing, bundling, and driver behavior in crowdsourced delivery
Challenges in last-mile delivery have encouraged solutions like crowdsourced delivery, in which occasional drivers undertake delivery tasks along their pre-planned trips in exchange for compensation. A key challenge is that drivers' acceptance behavior towards offered tasks is uncertain and influenc
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