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Understanding the Motivations, Perceptions and Nutritional Implications of Plant-Based Milk Consumption Compared to Dairy-Based Milk. [PDF]
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Medicare coverage choice is not neutral: how policy design shapes beneficiary enrollment. [PDF]
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Corn-flour Nacho benchmarking dataset: Taste dimensions, sensory evaluation and profiling for comparative analysis against cricket-flour alternatives. [PDF]
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Innovation and Consumers’ Choice
1996We discuss the treatment of innovation in the economic approach to demand analysis. After comparing the “new approach to consumer theory” developed by Lancaster to the “classical” approach, the issue of how to measure innovation in empirical models is considered.
Moro, Daniele +2 more
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Economica, 1990
Assuming lexicographic preferences where utility is a vector, standard consumer theory is a special case. A more general model permits a treatment of quality differences among goods. The main result is that the average quality of goods consumed is higher at higher incomes, a common observation not explained in the usual approaches.
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Assuming lexicographic preferences where utility is a vector, standard consumer theory is a special case. A more general model permits a treatment of quality differences among goods. The main result is that the average quality of goods consumed is higher at higher incomes, a common observation not explained in the usual approaches.
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Mental Accounting and Consumer Choice
Marketing Science, 1985Anew model of consumer behavior is developed using a hybrid of cognitive psychology and microeconomics. The development of the model starts with the mental coding of combinations of gains and losses using the prospect theory value function. Then the evaluation of purchases is modeled using the new concept of “transaction utility.” The household ...
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Constructive Processes in Consumer Choice
Journal of Consumer Research, 1977The degree to which consumers use rules or heuristics which have already been developed and stored in memory versus the degree to which consumers construct the rules they use on the spot, during the actual course of alternative selection, is examined. Detailed verbal protocol data from two consumers are analyzed.
Bettman, James R, Zins, Michel A
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Consumer Preference for a No‐Choice Option
Journal of Consumer Research, 1997The traditional focus in the decision-making literature has been on understanding how consumers choose among a given set of alternatives. The notion that preference uncertainty may lead to choice deferral when no single alternative has a decisive advantage is tested in seven studies.
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The Adaptive Dynamics of Consumer Choice
The American Naturalist, 1999This article uses mathematical models to investigate the consequences of noninstantaneous choice between two prey types by a predator. The models are characterized by three features: sustained cycles in predator and prey population sizes, a trade-off between the predator's consumption rates of the two prey and adaptive adjustment of the consumption ...
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