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The Local Real Estate Market
The article is about the market study survey that states, after the national recession of 1990-91, California real estate experienced a five-year downturn from 1992 through 1996. The depressed real estate market lasted through 1997 in Mendocino County, roughly a year longer than in the state as a whole. In...
Tags: Marketing research, real estate, market study, income, telecommuting, survey, sales
White papers
What Happens in Escrow?
An escrow is an arrangement in which a disinterested third party, called an escrow holder, holds legal documents and funds on behalf of a buyer and seller, and distributes them according to the buyer's and seller's instructions. People buying and selling real estate often open an escrow for their protection...
Tags: escrow, real estate
White papers
The Art and Science of Property Valuation
It is no secret that sellers want to sell high and buyers want to buy low. But they often arrive at the negotiating table with very different ideas on price. A fair and objective property valuation can help buyers and sellers find common ground and streamline the negotiation process. In...
Tags: valuation, negotiation, sales
White papers
Rent Shifting And The Order Of Negotiations
When two sellers negotiate terms of trade with a common buyer, the order in which the negotiations occur can affect the buyer's payoff. This suggests that the buyer may have preferences over which seller to negotiate with first. It was found that when the efficient outcome calls for the buyer...
Tags: Free trade, Duke University, negotiation
White papers 2006-12-01
Who Pays When Auction Rules Are Bent?
In many negotiations, rules are soft in the sense that the seller and/or buyers may break them at some cost. When buyers have private values, the publisher show that the cost of such opportunistic behavior (whether by the buyers or the seller) is borne entirely by the seller in equilibrium,...
Tags: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, negotiation, hiring, incentive
White papers 2006-09-12
Paid Placement: Advertising And Search On The Internet
Paid placement, where advertisers bid payments to a search engine to have their products appear next to keyword search results, has emerged as a predominant form of advertising on the Internet. This paper studies a product-differentiation model where consumers are initially uncertain about the desirability of and valuation for different...
Tags: SEARCH, NET Institute, search engine, valuation, advertisement, payment, Internet
White papers 2006-09-01
Buyer Groups As Strategic Commitments
Buyer cooperatives, buyer alliances, and horizontal mergers are often perceived as attempts to increase buyer power. Much theoretical and empirical work has emphasized that buyer size can increase buyer surplus. In contrast, it is shown in this paper that even an arbitrarily small buyer group, if it is composed of...
Tags: Northwestern University, alliance, merger
White papers 2006-08-30
Strategic Customer Behavior, Commitment, And Supply Chain Performance
This paper studies the impact of strategic customer behavior on supply chain performance. We start with a newsvendor seller facing forward-looking customers. The seller initially charges a regular price but may salvage the leftover inventory at a lower salvage price after random demand is realized. Customers anticipate future sales and...
Tags: Supply chain management (SCM), University of California, supply chain, performance
White papers 2006-08-01
Sellers Face Contingent Dilemma
Contingencies in contracts will always exist. It is a rare thing to find a written contract which satisfies both parties right up front without a contingency. In a sellers market, even if the buyer writes it with no contingencies, the seller will tack on a few of his own -...
Tags: contingency
White papers 2006-06-30
Pricing Right Sellers' Job No. 1
It seems during a slowing market, the last person to get the message that the house needs a lower price is the seller. After all, the seller has the most to lose by "Improving" the price and it's a tough decision to let go of a dream of cashing out....
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, job, pricing strategy
White papers 2006-06-09
Using The Product Life Cycle Concept To Formulate Actionable Purchasing Strategies
Building a brand is more than just fixing a catchy name on a product. Brand is all about relationships-it is how customers feel about the product. That feeling will either incline them to use the product or pass it by for something else. While a seller cannot create the public's...
Tags: Branding, brand, product life cycle, positioning
White papers 2003-07-01
Establishing Mutual Equity for Buyers & Sellers With E-Sourcing
In traditional sourcing situations, buyers and sellers are inherently at odds. On one hand, buyers are mainly interested in driving down costs and receiving the highest return on investment (or the biggest bang for the buck). On the other hand, sellers are more interested in protecting margins, while pushing volume....
Tags: Purchasing & Procurement, e-Sourcing, sourcing, procurement, equity, ROI
White papers 2005-03-01
Bargaining Power in Sequential Contracting
Bargaining power affects the terms of trade negotiated between agents in the economy. When multiple agents with interrelated payoffs negotiate contracts, the outcome of each negotiation depends on all agents' bargaining powers. In a model in which a buyer negotiates in sequence with two sellers, one finds that the buyer's...
Tags: Real estate, Duke University, payoff, agent, negotiation, environment
White papers 2004-10-01
Combining Product Design and Pricing to Manage Rapid Sequential Innovation
Major technological advances and demanding customers drive substantial performance improvements in many product categories. Managing the introduction of rapidly improving products, whose performance improves in present-value terms, presents certain unique challenges to firms launching such products. A seller's profit-maximizing decisions make buyers reconsider their purchase timing, with some customers possibly...
Tags: Pricing, Product marketing, Marketing research, University of Utah, product design, pricing strategy, performance
White papers 2004-10-01
Implementation - The Key to Account Development and Long-Term Business
Sadly, in many organizations the seller moves on to the next sale once the business is won leaving it to the implementation team to manage the delivery and installation of the solution. This can be a mistake since the seller will have built up knowledge of the account and the...
Tags: Huthwaite Inc., knowledge, team, strategy, sales
White papers 2004-09-09
Sales Doesn't Work
For decades, the selling practices have been based on selling a product rather than helping buyers decide how to buy. Sales has been seller- and product-based. But buyers buy using their own intricate and unique buying processes that sellers have had no way to understand. Sellers' jobs have changed and...
Tags: Sales strategy, Sales force management, sales, decision-making, environment, job
White papers 2003-06-17
Equilibrium Reserve Prices In Sequential Ascending Auctions
This paper is a model in which the same set of bidders, with perfectly correlated valuations across units, competes for two units of a good in two sequential ascending-price auctions. The seller sets a reserve price before the beginning of each auction. Surprisingly, the equilibrium has a simple structure; strategic...
Tags: University of North Carolina, valuation, auction
White papers 2003-05-09
Earn-Outs: A Worthwhile Tool for Dealmakers?
This is a challenging time for parties working on M&A transactions, requiring more innovative deal making. A combination of severe market pressures has created a variety of hurdles for a successful deal, with gaps in price expectations between buyers and sellers becoming quite prevalent. In order to bridge the price...
Tags: RCW Mirus Inc., valuation, theory, M&A, compensation, pricing strategy, asset, tool
White papers 2003-05-01
The Seller's Market for Sale-Leasebacks
High real estate prices and low interest rates have combined to make sale-leaseback financing as attractive as ever. For the past year or so, investors across the board have been re-evaluating their commitments to the stock and bond markets, sizing up alternative investments, and pumping money into real estate. Sale-leaseback...
Tags: Financial accounting, lease, bond, real estate, investor, investment, interest rate, financing, stock, board
White papers 2003-05-01
A Practical Guide to Distress M&A
This article will provide buyers with a guide to the process of distress M&A. It discuss some of the key signs of distress, outlines the advantages of a Chapter 11 sale from both the buyer’s and the seller’s perspectives, explains the key process points in a distress M&A transaction, highlighting...
Tags: Mergers & Acquisitions, M&A, benefit, sales
White papers 2003-02-01
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