Some Statistical Evidence on the Effects of Financial Innovation
The Review of Economics and Statistics
1986
sumer reliance upon advertising since these mechanisms substitute as sources of product/vendor information. One can predict, therefore, that when relative prices favor consumer reliance upon advertising as information, producers will respond accordingly. This prediction also received empirical verification-advertising intensity by sellers in the mobile Washington, D.C. area greatly exceeded advertising intensity in the relatively stable Baltimore, Maryland area.
- DOI
- 10.2307/1926032
- Volume
- 68 (3)
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- 521
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