Seminar

COVID-Driven Reliance on On-Demand Delivery Platforms for Restaurants

April 8, 2021
 at 
3:00 pm
EST
Research from Boston College investigates whether and to what extent the platform delivery channel substitutes restaurants’ own takeout/dine-in channels and the net impact that has on restaurant revenue.

Research from Boston College investigates whether and to what extent the platform delivery channel substitutes restaurants’ own takeout/dine-in channels and the net impact that has on restaurant revenue. Empirical analyses show that overall, restaurants benefit from utilizing on-demand delivery platforms, as these platforms increase restaurants’ total takeout sales while creating positive spillovers to customer dine-in visits.

Research from Boston College investigates whether and to what extent the platform delivery channel substitutes restaurants’ own takeout/dine-in channels and the net impact that has on restaurant revenue.

Research from Boston College investigates whether and to what extent the platform delivery channel substitutes restaurants’ own takeout/dine-in channels and the net impact that has on restaurant revenue. Empirical analyses show that overall, restaurants benefit from utilizing on-demand delivery platforms, as these platforms increase restaurants’ total takeout sales while creating positive spillovers to customer dine-in visits.

Speakers
Research from Boston College investigates whether and to what extent the platform delivery channel substitutes restaurants’ own takeout/dine-in channels and the net impact that has on restaurant revenue.

Research from Boston College investigates whether and to what extent the platform delivery channel substitutes restaurants’ own takeout/dine-in channels and the net impact that has on restaurant revenue. Empirical analyses show that overall, restaurants benefit from utilizing on-demand delivery platforms, as these platforms increase restaurants’ total takeout sales while creating positive spillovers to customer dine-in visits.

Speakers