When Israeli supermarkets were forced to adjust prices under a reform, firms learned new strategies and improved—but still priced inefficiently. Research by Avner Strulov-Shlain 🎗️ shows how firms learn from experience. https://ow.ly/IPYm50XjOT1
Firms Have Partial Knowledge: Evidence from a Reform | Becker Friedman Institute
Economists typically assume that firms are sophisticated and make optimal decisions. Yet, in practice, firms often make mistakes. This study asks why: Do firms know the right action but fail to implement, or do they lack knowledge of the optimal action? To explore this question, Strulov-Shlain examines a 2014 Israeli reform that banned prices ending Read more...
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