The bias generated by the subjective perception of scarcity on the consumer’s choice is discussed from a theoretical perspective. The core idea here discussed is that scarcity is an Lancasterian attribute of the goods which is not endogenously built in the goods, like many physical attributes, color, weight, etc. but which is dependent from the context where the good is consumed. The exogenously nature of scarcity requires a specific theoretical treatment which is here attempted
Scarcity is a basic concept in modern economics. Thisarticle briefly describes the changes that the ...
Previous research indicates that economic scarcity affects people's judgments, decisions, and cognit...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor in Informatio...
The bias generated by the subjective perception of scarcity on the consumer's choice is discussed fr...
According to psychological research, scarcity increases an object\u27s desirability. Although incons...
In behavioral science, much attention is given to the ways that decisions are malleable. Here, we di...
Traditional micro-economic theory assumes that consumer preferences are independent of market forces...
This article analyzes the impact of scarcity on consumer behavior and on perception of scarce good...
Scarcity accelerates decision makers\u27 perceived perishability of an offer, limiting their freedom...
While the psychology of resource scarcity is a new research area, the universality of resource scarc...
In its simplest form, scarcity refers to the quantitative relationship between means and ends. When ...
Scarcity, or the feeling of having less than you need, alters the decision-making process. This pove...
The present research extends commodity theory, by revealing the effects of product scarcity due to d...
Commodity theory (Brock, 1968) deals with the psychological effects of scarcity. According to the th...
Modern economics is based on the idea that every good and service is scarce, but the standard defens...
Scarcity is a basic concept in modern economics. Thisarticle briefly describes the changes that the ...
Previous research indicates that economic scarcity affects people's judgments, decisions, and cognit...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor in Informatio...
The bias generated by the subjective perception of scarcity on the consumer's choice is discussed fr...
According to psychological research, scarcity increases an object\u27s desirability. Although incons...
In behavioral science, much attention is given to the ways that decisions are malleable. Here, we di...
Traditional micro-economic theory assumes that consumer preferences are independent of market forces...
This article analyzes the impact of scarcity on consumer behavior and on perception of scarce good...
Scarcity accelerates decision makers\u27 perceived perishability of an offer, limiting their freedom...
While the psychology of resource scarcity is a new research area, the universality of resource scarc...
In its simplest form, scarcity refers to the quantitative relationship between means and ends. When ...
Scarcity, or the feeling of having less than you need, alters the decision-making process. This pove...
The present research extends commodity theory, by revealing the effects of product scarcity due to d...
Commodity theory (Brock, 1968) deals with the psychological effects of scarcity. According to the th...
Modern economics is based on the idea that every good and service is scarce, but the standard defens...
Scarcity is a basic concept in modern economics. Thisarticle briefly describes the changes that the ...
Previous research indicates that economic scarcity affects people's judgments, decisions, and cognit...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor in Informatio...