Abstract

Thanks to the Internet, consumers can easily obtain basic information about a very large number of offers at very little cost. This enables consumers to judge whether an offer of a unique valuable good (such as a flat or second-hand car) is potentially attractive, but more information (normally gained by observing an offer in real life) is needed to make a final decision.

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