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Leibenstein's bandwagon effect as applied to voting
Public Choice, 1975This paper has attempted to demonstrate how the bandwagon effect would alter the benefit-cost decision inherent in voting. It was shown that, other things held constant, the existence of a bandwagon would lead to a situation where the favored candidate receives an increased number of votes at each cost.
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Bandwagon Effects in High Technology Industries
2001Economists use the term "bandwagon effect" to describe the benefit a consumer enjoys as a result of others' using the same product or service. The history of videocassettes offers a striking example of the power of bandwagon effects. Originally there were two technical standards for videocassettes in the United States: Beta and VHS.
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A BANDWAGON EFFECT IN PERSONALIZED LICENSE PLATES?
Economic Inquiry, 1991The bandwagon effect is a consumption externality that exists when an individual's demand for a good is increased by his observation of other consumers using that good. This paper models a product demand curve with a bandwagon effect and, using data on sales of personalized license plates, estimates such a demand curve. Certain more conventional models
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Online Bandwagon Effects: Quantitative Versus Qualitative Cues in Online Comments Sections
New Media and Society, 2022Seungae Lee, Yoon Hi Sung, Lucy Atkinson
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Social Influence and Bandwagon Effects in Tourism Travel
Annals of Tourism Research, 2022David Boto-García +1 more
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Bandwagon effects in high-technology industries
Choice Reviews Online, 2002Anita M. McGahan, Jeffrey H. Rohlfs
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