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CONSUMER PREFERENCES ANALYSIS USING STATED CHOICE METHODS

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Choice behavior analysis of customers is a fundamental domain in marketing research. Unfortunately, regardless of the rich palette of methods for customer preferences analysis in the scientific literature, there is yet a lack of mature methodology for longitudinal analysis of discrete choice data. In this research we present and approbate an adequate methodology for longitudinal analysis of stated choice data and tracking in customer preferences structure, which is realized by combined application of methods for discrete choice analysis and methods for econometric analysis of panel data.

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