Does Sutton apply to supermarkets

By Paul B. Ellickson. 2007

217 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Marketing, Strategy and Management

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. P. Grieco
2. C. Timmins
3. S. Houghton
4. Thomas J. Holmes
5. Jere R. Francis
6. Paul N. Michas
7. S. Seavey
8. Timothy J. Richards

In Marketing

1. P. Grieco
2. C. Timmins
3. S. Houghton
4. Thomas J. Holmes
5. Paul N. Michas
6. S. Seavey
7. Jere R. Francis
8. Timothy J. Richards

In Strategy and Management

1. P. Grieco
2. C. Timmins
3. S. Houghton
4. Thomas J. Holmes
5. Timothy J. Richards
6. Bradley Rickard
7. Paul N. Michas
8. S. Seavey

Citations in the corpus

• Quality competition in retailing: A structural analysis (2006, background): “As I demonstrate in Ellickson (2002), this simple model does not match what is observed in the data exactly: larger markets do have more firms.”
• The Diffusion of Wal-Mart and Economies of Density (2008, background): “Ellickson, P. B. (2007): “Does Sutton Apply to Supermarkets?” RAND Journal of Economics, 38, 43—59. Fox, J. T. (2007): “Semiparametric Estimation of Multinomial Discrete-Choice Models Using a Subset of Choices,” RAND Journal of Economics, 38, 1002—1019. Ghemawat, P., K. A. Mark, and S. P. Bradley (2”
• Estimating Network Economies in Retail Chains: A Revealed Preference Approach (2010, methodology): “Although it may be tempting to assume that larger markets should have more profitable stores, the expansion in demand is mostly reflected in the number of outlets, rather than revenue per store (Ellickson, 2007).”
• Does Audit Market Concentration Harm the Quality of Audited Earnings? Evidence from Audit Markets in 42 Countries (2013, background): “Crespi and Marette’s findings complement those of a similar study by Robinson and Chiang (1996), and studies of the retail and supermarket sectors by Ellickson (2006, 2007) and the banking industry (Dick 2007).”
• COVID‐19 impact on fruit and vegetable markets (2020, background): “Supermarket retailing is notoriously capital intensive, and endogenizing fixed costs is an important tool for strategic competition among grocery retailers (Ellickson 2007).”
• Discrete games with flexible information structures: an application to local grocery markets (2014, methodology): “Holmes (2011) estimates chain effects in the context of a monopoly model.”