Abstract

This paper builds on a model by Mikami (1991) to explore the effects of uncertainty on the producer’s choice of product quality when (1) quality influences demand price and (2) producers are not risk takers. It is shown that even risk-neutral producers might make different quality choices under uncertainty and that those choices will depend upon the explicit way in which uncertainty influences the demand price.

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