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An empirical analysis of e-cigarette addiction

Deng, Xueting; Zheng, Yuqing; Butler, John S. - In: Journal of applied economics 26 (2023) 1, pp. 1-21

This paper examines the role of addiction in influencing the demand for e-cigarettes using the Nielsen Retail Scanner … Data and the Nielsen Consumer Panel Data between 2012 and 2017. With a comparison of a myopic addiction model, a forward …-looking model, and a rational addiction model, this paper tests whether the consumption of e-cigarettes is addictive and rational …

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Addiction, present-bias, and self-restraint

Jin, Lawrence; Kang, Minwook - In: Southern economic journal 89 (2022) 1, pp. 138-159

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Addictive platforms

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Individual self-control and collective outcomes : an examination of cigarette addiction and taxes

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One is the loneliest number ... two can be as bad as one : the influence of AI friendship apps on users' well-being and addiction

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Your Ad Here: The Cool Sell of Guerrilla Marketing

Serazio, Michael - 2010

This dissertation examines the development of guerrilla marketing strategies and techniques. At the dawn of the 21st century, as the traditional advertising model evolves thanks to changes in technology, markets, commercial clutter, and audience cynicism, marketers are increasingly exploring new...

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The prop metaphor : how consumers and socially-visible brands connect

Stout, Patricia A. (contributor) - 2011

Post-purchase consumer behavior is an area of consumer research that is underdeveloped. One new phenomenon that can be used to study post-purchase consumer behavior is the individual behavior related to “socially-visible brands.” A socially-visible brand (SVB) is a brand located on or near a...

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Professionalized consumption and identity transformations in the field of eSports

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