Consumer Preference Heterogeneity
Consumer Preference Heterogeneity is the variation in consumers' tastes and valuation of product attributes within a market, distinguishing it from uniform preference models by acknowledging that different consumers derive varying levels of utility from the same product characteristics.
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Asim Ansari, Skander Essegaier, Rajeev Kohli · Journal of Marketing Research · 2000 · 718 citations
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Chicago, United States
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Pittsburgh, United States
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Hamilton, New Zealand
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Rochester, United States
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Padua, Italy
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