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This paper aims to examine correlations in shopping situations. First, there is a certain amount of correlation between alternative choices. Specifically, the alternatives from different categories but from a same brand might be purchased together. Second, alternative choice and quantity choice...
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A Bayesian method to detect structural changes in multivariate dynamic linear model is introduced and it is applied to predicting and dating the turns in business cycle. As many researchers use for business cycle analysis, the composite leading index (CLI) and the composite coincident index...
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In this study, we suggest a framework to investigate and recover the actual impact of extreme online ratings and to understand biases in suppliers' expectations about box office sales, based on the nature of extreme behaviors, willingness to rate and skepticism, and information symmetry in the...
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In this study, we explore the issue of how to enhance forecast of the box office sales, an all-time question for managers in the motion picture industry. The conceptual core of our approach is the expected sales. The expected sales of agents in the movie market (i.e. screen managers at supply...
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This paper proposes a brand-level forecasting model that incorporates both first purchase diffusion and the replacement component in sales. The model consists of a two-stage procedure in which customers are presented with purchase occasions according to a diffusion process or replacement...
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Testing the existence of unit root and/or level change is necessary in order to understand the underlying processes of time series. In many studies carried out so far, the focus was only on a single aspect of unit root and level change, therefore limiting a full assess to the given problems. Our...
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In order to explain the U-shaped pattern of autocorrelations of stock returns i.e., autocorrelations starting around 0 for short-term horizons and becoming negative and then moving toward 0 for long-term horizons, researchers suggested the use of a state-space model consisting of an I(1)...
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The state space model is widely used to handle time series data driven by related latent processes in many fields. In this article, we suggest a framework to examine the relationship between state space models and ARIMA models by examining the existence and positive-definiteness conditions...
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In this study we examine the long term behavior of stock returns. The analysis reveals that negative autocorrelations of the returns exist for a super-long horizon as long as 10 years. This pattern, however, contrasts to predictions of previous stock price models which include random walks. We...
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This study investigates the impact of new store entry on market share of existing stores using store market share data and a spatial market response model. Retailers can gain insight into the role of store characteristics in retail competition and predict patronage shifting patterns using the...
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