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The Dimensions of Reputation in Electronic Markets
We present a framework for identifying the different dimensions of online reputation and characterizing their influence on the pricing power of sellers. Our theory predicts that sellers with better recorded online reputation can successfully charge higher prices than competing sellers of identical
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