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, 2015 The term “bandwagon effect” denotes a phenomenon of public opinion impinging upon itself: In their political preferences and positions people tend to join what they perceive to be existing or expected majorities or dominant positions in society.
Rüdiger Schmitt‐Beck +2 more
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Energy Price, Bandwagon Effect, and the Rebound Effect [PDF]
Energy Price, Bandwagon Effect, and the Rebound Effect, 2010 Potential energy savings from energy efficiency improvements are partly or entirely offset by rebound effects. Rebound effects can be decomposed into two effects: direct rebound effect (DRE) and indirect rebound effect (IRE).
Ishida, Hazuki
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Bandwagon and leapfrog effects in internet implementation
International Journal of Hospitality Management, 2014 This paper underscores the critical relationship between innovation adoption and innovation implementation, particularly how two contrasting effects-bandwagon and leapfrog-relate to organizational Internet diffusion.
Murphy, Jamie Anthony +7 more
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Bandwagon effects and two-party majority voting
Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 1998 Empirical studies of voting behavior provide evidence of bandwagon effects. Some voters, believing that a particular candidate will win, vote for this candidate even though they prefer the alternative.
Konrad, KA, Hong, CS
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Are Strong Bandwagon Effects Really Unstable?
, 2012 We analyze the features and stability properties of bandwagon effects in consumption patterns in a partial equilibrium framework. Generally, strong bandwagon effects are considered of limited applicability because of their instability.
RANDON, EMANUELA
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The Bandwagon Effect: Not Just Another Bias [PDF]
Proceedings of the 2022 ACM SIGIR International Conference on Theory of Information Retrieval, 2022 Optimizing recommender systems based on user interaction data is mainly seen as a problem of dealing with selection bias, where most existing work assumes that interactions from different users are independent. However, it has been shown that in reality user feedback is often influenced by earlier interactions of other users, e.g.
Norman Knyazev, Harrie Oosterhuis
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Don’t Jump on the Bandwagon: Negative Effects of Sharewashing [PDF]
Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research, 2021 AbstractAccess-based service usage, or simply “sharing”, is an emerging consumption trend many companies pursue. As various firms seek to exploit this trend, however, consumers might not perceive these companies’ services to be adequate, especially if they misleadingly present traditional marketplace exchanges (e.g., car renting) as sharing. This paper
Adrian Lehr +2 more
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Jumping on the Bandwagon: The Role of Voters' Social Class in Poll Effects in the Context of the 2021 German Federal Election. [PDF]
Polit Vierteljahresschr, 2023 Published findings of opinion polls are an important part of the political coverage before elections. Thus, researchers have long investigated whether the perceived popularity of political parties can lead to even more voters following this majority ...
Unkelbach F, John M, Vogel V.
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Bandwagon effect in mean-field games [PDF]
52nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2013 This paper provides a mean-field game theoretic model of the bandwagon effect in social networks. The latter phenomenon can be observed whenever individuals tend to align their own opinions to a mainstream opinion. The contribution is three-fold.
Stella, L +3 more
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Do we need a second engine for Entrepreneurship? How well defined is intrapreneurship to handle challenges during COVID-19? [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2021 Changing domains of economic mobility has brought in perspectives of innovation which are quite different from the earlier traditions in the so-called readings of Schumpeterian ways of innovative thinking.
Kiziloglu Mehmet, Ray Samrat
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