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Marketers routinely make use of stated consumer preferences and the relative attribute-importance weights implied by these preferences when making decisions on issues such as advertising messages and product design. Using this information as a basis for managerial decision making is risky,...
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Marketers routinely make use of stated consumer preferences and the relative attribute importance weights implied by these preferences when making decisions on issues such as advertising messages and product design. Using this information as a basis for managerial decision-making is risky,...
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We study complementarities between brands in the context of collaborations across museums. Over the course of our sample, one major museum with a highly recognized brand closed temporarily and sequentially collaborated with two established local museums. With individual panel data on museum...
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