Personalization, Consumer Search, and Algorithmic Pricing

Liying Qiu · Yan Hua Huang · Param Vir Singh · Kannan Srinivasan

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This paper shows that personalized product rankings, although improving search relevance, can unintentionally enable AI pricing algorithms to raise prices and reduce consumer welfare.

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