Neighborhood effects and trial on the internet: Evidence from online grocery retailing
Quantitative Marketing and EconomicsPublished 22 August 2007
David Bell, Sangyoung Song
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Discrete time hazard, Neighborhood effect, Random utility, Retailing, C25, M30,
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