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Competition between Local and Electronic Markets: How the benefit of buying online depends on where you live
We empirically examine the trade-off between the benefits of buying online and the benefits of buying in a local retail store. How does a consumer’s physical location shape the relative benefits of buying from the online world? We explore this problem using data from Amazon on the top selling book
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