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Response latencies provide information about consumers' choice behavior in a conjoint choice experiment. The authors use filtered response latencies to scale the covariance matrix of a multinomial probit model and show that this leads to better model fit and holdout predictions, even if the...
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We propose a unifying framework for benefit and demographic segmentation based on the analysis of rank-order choice data collected in conjoint studies. The model identifies a number of unobserved segments, estimates the conjoint model within each segment, and at the same time estimates the...
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Line extensions have been a basis for strategic growth for many firms during the past decade. The viability of line extensions largely depends on how consumers perceive the new features of the extensions. This study examined how consumers differ in their evaluations of original products and line...
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