Analyzing Decision Making

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Jordan J. Louviere - University of Alberta - Edmonton, Canada

Volume: 67

Series:
Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences

March 1988 | 96 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

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Contents

Presents new survey instruments which can be used to elicit information from respondents about preferences. He also chooses samples, collects data, and analyzes it to contruct somthing akin to demand equations.

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Background Concepts and Theory

Design and Analysis of Conjoint Experiments

Practical Applications of Conjoint Theory and Methods

Predicting Likely Market Choices from Conjoint Studies and Other Strategic Applications of Conjoint Models

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