Predatory pricing with the existence of network externalities in the laboratory

Chiaravutthi, Yingyot

doi:10.1016/j.infoecopol.2007.01.005

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“…These were picked up in the search due to occasional use of the word 'game' or the papers bibliography's including sources where the terms 'game' and/or 'supply chain' featured. There were also a set of papers that used a game as part of the experiment or method, such as Acquisti and Spiekermann (2011); Chiaravutthi (2007); Kempf (1999); Markovitch et al (2015). After this review, 111 papers were identified as being relevant for a detailed analysis.…”

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Digital Supply Chain Management in the Videogames Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

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As industries mature, they rely more heavily on supply chain management (SCM) to ensure effective operations leading to greater levels of organisational performance. SCM has been widely covered in many industrial areas and, in line with other burgeoning sectors such as Tourism, an industry focus provides the opportunity to look in-depth at the context-based factors that affect SCM. Developments in digital distribution and rapid technological innovations have resulted in an increased focus on Digital Supply Chains (DSCs), which bring about significant changes to how consumers, customers, suppliers, and manufacturers interact, affecting supply chain design and processes. Through a systematic review of the Videogames Industry Supply Chain Management literature, which serves as a pertinent contextual example of a DSC, we look at how supply chains are affected by structural, market and technological change, such as increased platformisation, disintermediation and the proliferation of digital distribution. We distil these findings into a new research agenda, which identifies themes in line with extant DSC research, provides a series of relevant practice recommendations and identifies opportunities for future research.

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Digital Supply Chain Management in the Videogames Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

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“…However, in a modified design with entry prior to pricing decisions and a simpler demand schedule, a reliable pattern of below-cost predation emerges (Goeree and Gomez, 1998;Capra et al, 2000). Likewise, Chiaravutthi (2007) finds substantial evidence of below-cost predatory pricing in markets with network externalities.…”

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