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This presentation by Evgenij Ozhegov discusses advances in consumer choice modeling, focusing on multi-objective problems influenced by context-dependent preferences. It outlines various consumer choice models, including individual and aggregated demand models, single and multi-criteria models, static and dynamic approaches, and rational versus non-rational preferences. Key issues such as the Giffen effect in consumer behavior and empirical analysis are explored. The talk highlights the need to adapt choice models to account for external factors, temporal changes, and varying criteria weights, enhancing understanding of consumer decision-making.
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Multiobjective consumer choice modelling based on depending-on-contextpreference Presentingauthor: EvgenijOzhegov NRU HSE - Perm Dept. ofAppliedmathematicsandsocialsystemmodelling MCDM 2011, 14.06.2011
Outline • Generalizationoftheknowledgeaboutrecentconsumerchoicemodellingapproaches; • Considerationofparticularmodels; • Formulatingofthemultiobjectiveproblemofconsumerchoice; • Empiricalissueofusingsuchmodel.
Structureofconsumerchoicemodels • Bythenumberofconsumersmodelsaredividedon: • Individualdemandmodels • Aggregateddemandmodels • Intermsoftimefactor: • Staticmodels • Dynamicmodels • Bythenumberofconsumerchoicecriteria: • Singlecriterionmodels • Multicriteriamodels • Bythehomogeneityoftheproducts: • Modelswithhomogeneousproducts • Modelswithheterogeneousproducts
Classicalrationaldemand • ) – setofconsumerproducts, where – amountofconsumedproducti. • meansthatbetter (stronglypreffered) than • - notworse (weaklypreffered) • - equvivalent • Rationalstrongpreferencecoherent, antireflexive, transitive, asimmetric. • Weakpreference reflexive, coherent, transitive.
Classicalrationaldemand • The utilityfunctionintroducedasthefunctionwhich: • . • ConsumerchoiceproblemischoosingthemostpreferedsetforeachbudgetconstraintB, definedbythepairas • – budgetconstraint • – ClassicalMarshalliandemand
Whythismodelcannotbeused? Because ofthenon-rationalpreferences! Thereare: • Problemswithequvivalence (lackofknowledgeaboutthealternatives); • Problemswithtransitiveness (cupofteawith1 mgofsugar cup of tea with2 mg of sugar … cup ofteawith20 g ofsugar, butnotcupofteawith 1 mgofsugar cup of tea with20 g of sugar); • Dependenceofthepreferencesoncontext (fashion, externalconditions); • Dependenceonthequestionpreposition[Canheman, Tversky, 1979]; • Dependenceofthepreferencesonthetime.
Particularmodels (2) Usingofthegeneralizedutilityfunction [Shafer, 1974]; (5) Usingofthediscountedutilityintheproblemofintertemporalchoice (Exponential, hyperbolicaldiscounting) [Shane, Loewenstein, O'Donoghue, 2002]; (3) Modelsof price setting for new product (innovators - followers) [Bass, 1989]; (3) MAUT (multiattributiveutilitytheory) - dividing the utility of product on attributes[Dyer, 2005]; (3) Using of the preference which is depended on context [Ozhegov, 2010]: – externalfactorsandif that and then
Multicriteriaconsumerchoiceproblem (*) • – productset • – utilitycriteria
Solutionconceptusingthemethodofcriteriaweighting Ifthanthek-thcriterionismoreimportantthanthel-th. Thentheproblem(*)willbe:
Howtousethatmodel? • Whyindifferentcontextweseedifferentbehavior (exceptfordifferent<p,I>)? • Becauseofthedifferentweightsofthecriteriaduringthetime!
Dynamicalcase (**) • – productset, – i-th productconsumptiondensityinthet timemoment; • – utilitycriteria; • ; • – weightofj-thcriterionimportancedependingonthecontext);
Dynamicalcase (**) • I – consumerexpenditurefortheperiod; • [0..T] – timeinterval; • – weightedutilitycriterion; • ; • – budgetconstraint.
Fixingtheconsumtioneffects • Consumptioneffectisconstantlyobserveddependenceoftheutilityofsomeproductontheexternalfactors. • Howcanwefixtheexistenceofthateffectanditsfunctionalform? • Denotethatproductas and willbeallothergoods(a quantity that characterizes the change in amountof the consumer basket, with the exception of the investigated product). • - j-th criterionparametersvector
Fixingtheconsumptioneffects • foreacht • Denoteasthevalueofrelativeimportanceofthecriteriawhichdescribestheinvestigatedeffect • willbethefixedrelativeimportanceofothercriteria
Empiricalissue: Giffeneffecttobuckwheat • Thepricesforthebuckwheatrosefrom 45 rublesperkgto 140 insummer 2010; • TherewasunreasonablyhighdemandforthebuckwheatundertheGiffeneffect; • Thesamplecontained 888 observationsoftheconsumersfrom 25.04.2010 to 13.08.2010 (111 days, 8 randomconsumersineachday) inbigretailstore; • Knowntheamountofbuckwheatbought, thepricefor 1 kg, expenditureandtheweightedpricelevelforeachproductset.
Empiricalissue: Giffeneffecttobuckwheat • At eachtimeteachconsumerperforms a consumptionofproductsetwhichisclosetooptimal • Wheremistheamountofcriteriawhichhetakesinaccount
Empiricalissue: Giffeneffecttobuckwheat • ; • Numberofestimatedparamsforeachm is6m+2; • Estimatedbythemethodofmaximumlikelihood; • Thebestmodelwiththeminimum AIK comparedwithbestmodelwithoutcriterionwith
Thebestmodel: 2 criteria Importance of Priceforbuckwheat
Thebestmodel: predictingpower Priceforbuckwheat
Thankyoufortheattention! Yourquestions
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