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The Department of Statistics and Data Analysis, which is part of HSE’s Economics Faculty, brings together leading Russian and international specialists in the field of business statistics, macroeconomic statistics, stochastic analysis, actuarial mathematics and statistical methods for analysing economic and social processes.
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Speaker: prof. Regis Renault, Université de Cergy-Pontoise
Title: "Direct response advertising and passive search"
Abstract: Advertisers compete in a market for horizontally differentiated products. Consumers are reached by unsolicited ads while surfing on the internet. Search is passive and searching through ads has no cost because consumers are online to enjoy some content. Delaying a purchase however involves some cost because future surplus is discounted. Clicking on an ad is costly and provides perfect information about the advertised product as well as an opportunity to buy. The market is either in a competitive regime or in a monopoly regime depending on whether click costs are low or high. In the competitive regime, firms advertise only product information, price increases with the click cost and it is lower if the advertised product information is more precise. In the monopoly regime, price is also advertised and decreases as the click cost become larger. Precise targeting may achieve a monopoly regime with complete surplus appropriation by firms even if click costs are low.
Date: January 23, 2017
Time: 13:40-15:00
Venue: Shabolovka campus, room 3211
FES Seminars webpage: https://economics.hse.ru/en/seminars/
For external participants: to order the pass, please contact avolchina@hse.ru