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End of 9-Endings and Price Perceptions

2017
We take advantage of a natural experiment to document an emergence of a new price ending that has the same effects as 9-endings. In January 2014, the Israeli parliament has passed a law prohibiting the use of non 0-ending prices. We find that one year after 9-ending prices have disappeared, 90-ending prices acquired the same status as 9-ending prices ...
Chen, Haipeng (Allan), Levy, Daniel, Snir, Avichai   +2 more
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Price Value Perceptions of Travelers

Journal of Travel Research, 1992
This article identifies the role price plays in travel decision making and examines pleasure traveler perceptions of the price and quality of Canadian tourism products compared to those of other countries. Pleasure travel is described as an experience, the value of which requires a subjective assessment to be made by travelers.
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The role of customer engagement facets on the formation of attitude, loyalty and price perception

, 2019
This study aims to investigate the influence of customer satisfaction on four facets of customer engagement: customer influencer behavior, knowledge behavior, referral behavior and purchase behavior.
Maxi Bergel, Phillip Frank, Christian Brock   +2 more
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Perceptions the Key to Oil Prices

SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 1987
ABSTRACT Future crude oil supply and demand was explored in the late summer of 1986 under various pricing scenarios. Key findings include the importance of price perceptions on behavior, the significance of Middle East producers, the correlation between oil price and working rigs and the prediction that oil prices are not likely to fall ...
L.W. Powers, W.M. Stevenson
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Consumer Perceptions of Comparative Price Advertisements

Journal of Marketing Research, 1981
The authors analyze the issue of comparative price advertising from a behavioral perspective. Because public policy recognizes that comparative pricing may lead to consumer misperceptions, the authors review the regulatory setting and pose several research questions that need to be addressed.
Albert J. Della Bitta, Kent B. Monroe, John M. McGinnis   +2 more
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Consumers' price perceptions of promoted products

Journal of Retailing, 1995
Abstract Two experiments examined how perceptions of various types of promotions affect consumers' perceptions of price. The first experiment found that offering the same product in the context of a sale or with a coupon lowered consumers' price perceptions to a greater extent than offering it in the context of a rebate.
Valerie Folkes, Rita D. Wheat
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Firms’ Perception and Acceptability of Transport Pricing

2008
This chapter discusses the acceptability of road pricing by firms. The author focused on the relationships between the effectiveness and acceptability of road pricing. The authors start from the reasonable assumption that, if firms are more likely to suffer from road pricing, kilometer charging will be less acceptable to them, while it will be more ...
Steg, L., Tillema, T., Van Wee, T., Schuitema, G.   +3 more
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Consumer credit literacy: What price perception?

Journal of Economics and Business, 2008
Abstract This paper considers the question of whether inaccurate self-assessment of credit is associated with undesirable financial market outcomes. Our analysis is empirical, and relies on two different datasets—a consumer survey conducted in 2000 by Freddie Mac, and 1.2 million mortgage loans originated in 2004.
Marsha Courchane, Adam Gailey, Peter Zorn   +2 more
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Contextual influences on subjective price perceptions

Journal of Business Research, 1977
Abstract This article explores the effect of contextual or situational influences on buyer's price judgements. After reviewing relevant literature on contextual influences, the article reports on two experiments investigating the effects of use or purpose of a purchase and previous exposure to a set of prices on subsequent price judgements.
Kent B. Monroe, Albert J. Della Bitta, Susan L. Downey   +2 more
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Was ist eigentlich … Price Perception?

Zeitschrift für das gesamte Bank- und Börsenwesen, 2020
Judt, Ewald, Klausegger, Claudia
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