This paper analyzes the price of a single brand in the bottled water industry. We find that the brand's price is negatively related to its own share. We also find that price is positively related to the four firm concentration ratio in the carbonated segment, but unrelated in the noncarbonated segment.Demand and Price Analysis,

Haller, Lawrence E.

Wen, Hong

Research Papers in Economics

English

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