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. . . . . . . . . . . . Infinitely repeated game 36 2.14 Social choice theory . . . . . . . . . . Voting rule Neutrality Anonymity Monotonicity May’s Theorem Unanimity Arrow’s independence of irrelevant alternatives Arrow’s Theorem Condorcet winner Condorcet-consistent rule Gibbard-Satterthwaite Theorem Vickrey-Clarke-Groves mechanism Pivotal mechanism 4.2 45 4.3 45 3 Macroeconomics . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 3.1 Models . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Two period intertemporal

des conséquences engendrées par ses investissements en ligne sur les ventes de papier. Les sites de presse, qui disposaient autrefois d’un monopole sur l’actualité en ligne, se sont aujourd’hui fait doubler à la fois par les télévisions et les pure-players, les sites d’actualité qui diffusent uniquement sur internet. L’exemple du 7 juillet 2005 montre ce recul. Cette date, marquée par les attentats terroristes de Londres, est considérée par la profession comme l’arrivée à maturité d’internet comme média

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power of suppliers is very low because there are a lot of local and international suppliers for this business. SWOT analysis: Strengths | Weaknesses | * Iconic brand with long history (#1 first and digital cameras) * # 2 global major player in photography industry with market share of 18,3 % * Great experience in camera business * Consumers are loyal to the Company * Solutions for consumers, professionals, health care providers, commercial customers, full-rounded products and

and stores were remodeled to reflect the dominant target groups. As a result of this program, the company invested more than $50 million to renovate 110 stores. A store with a strong Jill clientele, for instance, received brightly colored signage, play areas for children, lots of educational toys and personal shopping assistants trained in ways to ease technology angst. The store’s design, merchandise and staffing all combined to enhance a Jill’s shopping experience—and, of course, maximize company

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a privileged location between France and Italy, two major players in the global luxury market. They have access to the best legendary luxury brands and events with infinite networking possibilities. COURSE HIGHLIGHTS Introduction and Overview of the Luxury Sector This course provides a broad overview of the luxury industry and outlines the diversity of numerous luxury sectors : the history, the evolution of luxury, markets, major players, and trends. Luxury Strategic Marketing & Brand Management

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When might price cutting be beneficial? • • • • • Firm cutting prices has a potential cost advantage (scale) Firm has excess capacity & expansion takes time Firm is small relative to competitors Demand is elastic High network externalities (winner-take-all markets) Reputation Pricing • • Slashing prices in response to market entry to starve rivals and force out of business. When are competitors likely to exit? • • • Incumbent has excess capacity or inventory Incumbent operates in