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Viscous Demand
In many markets, demand adjusts slowly to changes in prices, i.e., demand is "viscous." For such a market, the time path of a firm's prices acquires added significance, compared with the case of instantaneous demand response. In this paper I explore some problems in strategic dynamic pricing of
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