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The drive to satisfy customers in narrowly defined market segments has led firms to offer wider arrays of products and services. Delivering products and services with the appropriate mix of features for these highly fragmented market segments requires understanding the value that customers place...
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Product-concept testing is a popular activity in marketing research. Often the number of new product/service concepts under study far exceeds the time available for any single respondent. Respondents therefore may receive only a subset of the concepts comprising the total design. Researchers are...
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Ambiguity surrounds any importance measure in cases in which predictor variables are correlated. However, a new measure is proposed that has attractive properties, such as providing individual contributions that are both non-negative and sum to R2. The new measure is compared with four other...
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While conjoint analysis has been applied to a wide variety of problems in preference analysis, it has heretofore not been used to analyze similarities data. A method for dealing with this problem is described and illustrated on a small set of empirical data
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Increasingly, researchers are becoming interested in the relationship of part-worth functions, obtained from conjoint analysis, to other aspects of the respondents (e.g., their demographics, preferences for current brands, etc.). This paper describes a straight-forward procedure for determining...
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