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New service operations business models betting on consumers¡¯ ¡°present-biased preferences¡±, the human tendency of making time-inconsistent intertemporal choices and exhibiting na?vete about their self-control, have been proliferating recently. Of critical interest to both the academia and the industry is whether these new service operations business models generate a higher profit than the traditional retailer model, and whether the merchant¡¯s optimal choice of business model conforms to that of the social planner with the aim of maximizing social welfare. We build a stylized model to address these intriguing questions. Our results show that consumers¡¯ valuation of the underlying product or service, how na?ve consumers are in believing meeting the requirement in the future, and how differently consumers treat losses versus gains are three key factors affecting the profitability of these new service operations models.

 

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