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Figure 1. Probability of purchase as a function of search cost, for models with and without learning
Figure 2. Comparing price responses in search models with and without learning. Dotted areas are short-term losses in demand for product2, while long-term losses are a sum of both dotted and dashed areas.
Figure 3. Monte Carlo results. Distribution of biases ( ˆthe variance of the prior. For search cost estimates, 95% confidenceθ − θ), byintervals are shown.
Figure 4. Log-price versus log-market share for funds available in year 2000.
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