Shopbot economics

J. O. Kephart · Amy Greenwald

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Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing Supply Chain and Inventory Management AI in Service Interactions

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We propose an economic model that captures some of the essence of shopbots and their likely influence on the behavior of buyers and sellers (or software agents acting on their behalf).Speciilcally, we study a variety of adaptive, pricesetting algorithms that 3rms might implement to maximize profits in the face of a growing community of shopbots.

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