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Optimal pricing of a congestible good with random participation

This paper studies the optimal pricing of a congestible network good offered by a monopoly who faces a double asymmetry of information concerning both users’ valuations and users’ unit waiting costs, which leads to a random participation problem. We show that the textbook price is lower than the price with random participation.
Economics Letters, 92/2, 192-197
JEL : D82 ; L96 ; L12
Pricing, Congestion, Asymmetric information, Random participation