Consumers' preferences.

Overview

Works:	15 works in 15 publications in 15 languages

Titles

The right sensory mix = targeting consumer product development scientifically / by: (Electronic resources)

Mass customization information systems in business by: (Electronic resources)

Consumer adoption and usage of broadband by: (Electronic resources)

Managing customer relationships : = a strategic framework / by: (Language materials, printed)

Interpreting consumer choice = the behavioral perspective model / by: (Electronic resources)

The foundations of Paul Samuelson's revealed preference theory = a study by the method of rational reconstruction / by: (Electronic resources)

Choice-based conjoint analysis = models and designs / by: (Electronic resources)

Consumer acceptance of genetically modified foods by: (Electronic resources)

Integration of preference analysis methods into quality function deployment = a focus on elderly people / by: (Electronic resources)

The measurement and analysis of housing preference and choice by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Geography.

Broadband communication systems.

House construction.

Business & Economics- Consumer Behavior.

Business Strategy/Leadership.

Motivation research (Marketing)

Consumers- Attitudes.

Older consumers.

Customer relations.

Quality function deployment.

Food- Biotechnology.

Globalization.

Consumption (Economics)

Relationship marketing.

Management/Business for Professionals.

Economics/Management Science.

Product management.

Consumers' preferences.

Food- Labeling.

Genetically modified foods.

Marketing.

Information storage and retrieval systems- Marketing.

Consumer behavior.

House buying.

Methodology of the Social Sciences.

Samuelson, Paul Anthony,

Target marketing.

Telecommunication systems- Government policy.

Flexible manufacturing systems.

Senses and sensation.

Product differentiation.

Customer relations- Management.

Genetically modified foods- Public opinion.

Behavioural economics.

Consumer behavior- Psychological aspects.

Marketing- Psychological aspects.

Cost.

Statistical Theory and Methods.

Food preferences.

Housing.

Conjoint analysis (Marketing)

Brand name products- Marketing.