Interacting consumer characteristics with product characteristics generates more desirable substitution patterns in discrete choice models
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Integrating consumer characteristics with product attributes in discrete choice models successfully captures preference heterogeneity and explains more desirable substitution patterns.
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Residents' preferences for inclusive commercial supplementary medical insurance: a discrete choice experiment.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper [2] demonstrates through interaction analysis that segmenting choices by consumer characteristics reveals significant preference heterogeneity for specific product features.
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Examining attributes of retailers that influence where cannabis is purchased: a discrete choice experiment.
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Paper [5] uses latent class analysis to show that incorporating consumer characteristics explains diverse trade-offs regarding product attributes.
Do Past Experience and Group Heterogeneity Matter to Consumer Preferences? Evidence From a Choice Experiment in Urban China.
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Paper [6] links choice data with consumer experience and demographics in a latent class model to successfully capture preference heterogeneity.
Consumer Preference for Nutritionally Fortified Eggs and Impact of Health Benefit Information.
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Paper [8] finds that demographic and experiential factors significantly interact with information treatments to shape consumer preferences in choice models.
Consumer preferences for alternatives to chick culling in Germany.
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Paper [10] applies a latent class model to link socioeconomic characteristics and attitudes to distinct product attribute preferences.