Titlebook: Discrete Choice Experiments in Marketing; Use of Priors in Eff Klaus Zwerina Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Konsumentenve

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Using Priors in Choice Designs,ficiency gains are quite robust against misspecifications of priors. The efficiency gains come from making alternatives within choice sets closer in utility, i.e., the choice becomes more difficult to make. We therefore call these designs . choice designs (cf. Huber and Zwerina 1996).

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Book 1997for studying consumer preferences/choices, namely conjoint analysis and discrete choice experiments. Chapter 1 continues with a description of the context of discrete choice experiments. Subsequently, the research problems and the objectives ofthis dissertation are discussed. The chapter concludes w

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