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Priority Service: Pricing, Investment, and Market Organization

Hung-po Chao, +1 more
- 01 Jan 2016 - 
- Vol. 77, Iss: 5, pp 899-916
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In this article, the seller rations supplies by serving customers in order of their selected priorities until the supply is exhausted or all customers are served, depending on the customer's selection of one contract from the menu.
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tingent forward delivery contracts offered by a seller Each customer's selection of one contract from the menu determines the customer's service order or priority In each contingency, the seller rations supplies by serving customers in order of their selected priorities until the supply is exhausted or all customers are served Various forms of priority service are widely

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