This paper surveys the empirical literature on gasoline retailing, which has been growing
rapidly over the last three decades, possibly in response to antitrust and regulatory concerns …

We provide the first empirical analysis of the relationship between algorithmic pricing (AP)
and competition by studying the impact of adoption in Germany's retail gasoline market …

This paper studies an empirical model of spatial competition applied to gasoline markets.
The main feature is to specify commuting paths as the “locations''of consumers in a Hotelling …

We measure how pass-through varies with competition in isolated oligopolistic markets with
captive consumers. Using daily pricing data from gas stations on small Greek islands, we …

How does online price disclosure affect competition when both consumers and firms can
use the disclosed information? This paper addresses this question exploiting the sequential …

We point out a fundamental difficulty of successfully colluding in retail markets with
heterogeneous firms, and characterize the mechanism recent gasoline cartels in Canada …

We study the collapse of collusion in Q uébec's retail gasoline market following a C
ompetition B ureau investigation, and show that it involved two empirical regularities: high …

Limited information is the key element generating price dispersion in models of
homogeneous‐goods markets. We show that the global relationship between information …

We empirically investigate how and why price levels differ across gasoline stations, using
the first full year from a novel panel data set including price quotes from virtually all gas …

Construction tender price volatility threatens desirable infrastructure push in the public
sector. The damaging effects of escalating tender prices outweigh the socioeconomic …