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Pricing Power in the Context of Competition Between Platform Sales and Live Streaming Sales

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Pricing Power in the Context of Competition Between Platform Sales and Live Streaming Sales

S. Bai, Y. Xu, et al.

Discover how competition between platform sales and live streaming transforms pricing power in the supply chain ecosystem. This research by Shizhen Bai, Yun Xu, Hao He, and Dingyao Yu uncovers two stable strategies influencing this dynamic environment.

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Abstract
This paper investigates product pricing power in the context of competition between platform sales and live streaming sales. Using game theory, a three-party evolutionary game model (brand, streamer, traditional e-commerce platform) is constructed. The analysis reveals two evolutionary stable strategies: one where brands resist low-price negotiations, streamers avoid bargaining, and platforms avoid subsidies; the other where brands negotiate low prices, streamers bargain, and platforms provide subsidies. The study emphasizes the importance of the "people-goods-scene" perspective in understanding the complex dynamics of this supply chain ecosystem.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Sep 09, 2024
Authors
Shizhen Bai, Yun Xu, Hao He, Dingyao Yu
Tags
product pricing
platform sales
live streaming sales
game theory
supply chain dynamics
evolutionary game model
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