Power companies haven’t maximized the benefits of customers agreeing to short-term electricity interruptions
If there are only six left, I guess I won’t be buying a dozen
Buyers find the tomes heavy, costly and too frequently revised, while sellers might like to kill the used book market entirely
How we interpret time-series data is dependent on the designer’s chosen format
A study uses game theory to suggest when designer companies should license their names for down-market goods
It varies across goods and services and can be blunted by monetary policy
Fandom doesn’t mean blindly following a franchise wherever it ventures or being a vocal cheerleader
The same message that works with U.S. households is effective in the developing world
Fresh-start dates can serve as either — it’s a two-way nudge
Waiting until one product model runs out can be a costly mistake
Studying 1 million Alibaba users, Hengchen Dai mostly confirms the transactional nature of internet retailing
Reviews that explicitly talk about objective quality assessments are well received
Most sellers do one or the other, but giving shoppers both might lift sales
Websites peddle unnamed hotels and even cities; would you pay to omit one from the list?
Buyers value team over individual effort but are sensitive to invention-by-committee
That’s helpful information in a social media world filled with friends who do enviable things