Wagner R, Decker R. Remarks on the behavioristic analysis of competitive reactions. OR SPEKTRUM. 2000;22(1):97-116.One particularly predominant current challenge to quantitative management science is the modeling and analysis of competitive actions and reactions. Approaches following the stimulus response paradigm are able to take into account the limited access to a company's internal decision making processes. In the present paper the most significant characteristics of a behavioristic analysis of competitive reactions are described. Furthermore, a stochastic model of competitive reactions by the simultaneous use of several marketing instruments is proposed. The empirical evidence of the model will be demonstrated with POS scanner data on...
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International audienceMany studies have tried to link competitive responses to the observable charac...
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Wagner R. Modeling and Measuring of Competitive Reactions to Changes of Marketing Mix at the Retail ...
A recurring question facing managers is how (if at all) to react to competitive actions. In this res...
Abstract: How do competitors react to each other's price-promotion and advertising actions? How do t...
textabstractHow do competitors react to each other's price-promotion and advertising actions? How do...
Much of the empirical research on competitive reactions describes how or why rivals react to a firm'...
We apply a model that accommodates dynamic phenomena in demand- and reaction functions. The latter f...
In this study I critically review models that specify competitive reaction effects. I discuss differ...
The competitive dynamics perspective offers a micro-level, dynamic view of market competition. It is...
This paper develops a methodology for modeling consumer response that integrates previous research i...
The focus of this paper is on models that accommodate dynamic phenomena and include consumer-focused...
The decade of the nineties witnessed a significant increase in business-level strategy research rela...
A framework of marketing signaling is developed and empirically tested. The framework of marketing s...
Changes in promotional expenditure decisions for a brand, as in other marketing decisions, should be...
International audienceMany studies have tried to link competitive responses to the observable charac...
This study examines the nature of competition between the two leading brands of a national small siz...
Wagner R. Modeling and Measuring of Competitive Reactions to Changes of Marketing Mix at the Retail ...
A recurring question facing managers is how (if at all) to react to competitive actions. In this res...
Abstract: How do competitors react to each other's price-promotion and advertising actions? How do t...
textabstractHow do competitors react to each other's price-promotion and advertising actions? How do...
Much of the empirical research on competitive reactions describes how or why rivals react to a firm'...
We apply a model that accommodates dynamic phenomena in demand- and reaction functions. The latter f...
In this study I critically review models that specify competitive reaction effects. I discuss differ...
The competitive dynamics perspective offers a micro-level, dynamic view of market competition. It is...
This paper develops a methodology for modeling consumer response that integrates previous research i...
The focus of this paper is on models that accommodate dynamic phenomena and include consumer-focused...