consumer preference
11Consumer/Survivor/Ex-Patient Movement — The Consumer/Survivor/Ex Patient Movement, also known as the User/Survivor Movement, is a diverse association of individuals (and organizations representing them) who are either currently consumers (clients) of mental health services, or who… …
12Revealed preference — theory, pioneered by American economist Paul Samuelson, is a method by which it is possible to discern the best possible option on the basis of consumer behavior. Essentially, this means that the preferences of consumers can be revealed by their… …
13Time-Preference Theory Of Interest — A theory that examines the nature of consumerism, and the factors that influence consumers to delay current consumption or expenditures in anticipation of greater future returns. The rate of time preference itself can be quantified as the amount… …
14Revealed Preference — An economic theory of consumption behavior which asserts that the best way to measure consumer preferences is to observe their purchasing behavior. Revealed preference theory works on the assumption that consumers have considered a set of… …
15Time preference — In economics, time preference (or discounting ) pertains to how large a premium a consumer will place on enjoyment nearer in time over more remote enjoyment.There is no absolute distinction that separates high and low time preference, only… …
16Revealed Preference — Die Theorie der Revealed Preference (auf deutsch etwa: Offenbarte Präferenz oder Bekundete Präferenz) dient der Modellierung von Konsumentenentscheidungen ausgehend von beobachtbaren bzw. beobachteten Entscheidungen in der Mikroökonomie. Sie… …
17Théorie de la préférence révélée — La Théorie de la préférence révélée est une théorie économique proposée par Paul Samuelson. Sommaire 1 Présentation 2 Axiome faible de la préférence révélée 3 Axiome fort des préférences révélées …
18Optimized Consumer Intensity (OCI) Analysis — Contents 1 Introduction 2 Optimized Consumer Intensity (OCI) Analysis 3 More information 4 Notes Introduction …
19time preference — noun A measure of the preference a consumer has for enjoyment at a time in the future that is either more immediate or more remote …
20Location model — A location (spatial) model refers to any monopolistic competition model in economics that demonstrates consumer preference for particular brands of goods and their locations. Examples of location models include Hotelling’s Location Model, Salop’s …
