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A contract with K-class pricing divides a large set of goods or services into K classes and assigns a single price to any element of a class. Class pricing can be efficient when several different versions may be traded and it is costly to assign individual prices to all of them. It is more...
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We propose an approach for determining the sample size required when using an experiment to train and certify a targeting policy. Calculating the rate at which the performance of a targeting model improves with additional training data is a complex problem. We approximate the problem by grouping...
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Aesthetics are critically important to market acceptance. In the automotive industry, an improved aesthetic design can boost sales by 30% or more. Firms invest heavily in designing and testing aesthetics. A single automotive “theme clinic” can cost over $100,000, and hundreds are conducted...
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quot;Greedoid languagesquot; provide a basis to infer best-fitting noncompensatory decision rules from full-rank conjoint data or partial-rank data such as consider-then-rank, consider-only, or choice data. Potential decision rules include elimination-by-aspects, acceptance-by-aspects,...
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We study the division of labor within an industry, formulate it as a generalized make-or-buy problem, and characterize the optimal allocation of work as that minimizing the sum of adjustment-costs within and between firms. Using a unique dataset on eight segments of the global automobile...
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