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This paper presents a recently developed unfolding methodology for analyzing preferential/dominance data that addresses the product positioning/repositioning decision problem of product (re)design and targeting by relating brand and consumer characteristics explicitly to perceptual brand...
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This paper presents a new friction model for describing the price changes of a product or brand over time and for forecasting both the timing and magnitude of such changes from one period to the next. After a review of the related pricing literature, we present our model and a modified...
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This review article provides reflections on the state of the art of research in conjoint analysis — where we came from, where we are, and some directions as to where we might go. We review key articles, mostly contemporary published since 2000, but some classic, drawn from the major marketing...
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Joint space multidimensional scaling maps are often utilized for positioning analyses and are estimated on survey samples of consumer preferences, choices, considerations, or intentions so as to provide a concise spatial depiction of the competitive landscape including relevant dimensions or...
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A customized, stepwise, log-linear, distributed lag, restricted market response model is proposed to estimate the effects of various elements of promotion expenditures on sales in the presence of potentially significant effects due to trend and/or seasonality when using time-series data. As...
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This paper presents a new friction model for describing the price changes of a product or brand over time and for forecasting both the timing and magnitude of such changes from one period to the next. After a review of the related pricing literature, we present our model and a modified...
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A general set of multidimensional unfolding models and algorithms is presented to analyze preference or dominance data. This class of models termed GENFOLD2 (GENeral UnFOLDing Analysis-Version 2) allows one to perform internal or external analysis, constrained or unconstrained analysis,...
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This paper is a brief description of the GENFOLD2 methodology which is a set of multidimensional unfolding models and algorithms for the analysis of preference or dominance data (cf. DeSarbo & Rao, 1984, 1986). GENFOLD2 allows one to perform internal or external analyses, constrained or...
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