Decisions

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Abstract

A non-linear, non-compensatory lexicographic choice model captures how many customers describe their decision process. Researchers can run the lexicographic model alongside a compensatory model and let the data tell us which model fits better. This article includes a frozen pizza case study that illustrates five benefits of a lexicographic choice model. It also describes how to bring the model to life in commercial software packages like SPSS or Excel.

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Chrzan, K. (2009). Decisions. Marketing Research, 21(2), 12–17. https://doi.org/10.7551/mitpress/8044.003.0003

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