10 research outputs found

    Various Dimensions of ‘Space’ in Contemporary Music

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    한국 시장에서 상영한 한국영화와 외국영화의 3단계 성과와 군집행동(Herding behavior)현상의 분석

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    This article analyzes film performances in the Korean movie market utilizing three-stage models that incorporate available information in three different stages of the movie life cycle, i.e., at the time of its release, at the end of the first week, and at the end of its life cycle. Based on the premise that the performance of a movie is affected principally by factors of scale, evaluation, and competition, we attempted to ascertain the effects on these factors on performances, and how they differ in different stages. Also, by analyzing domestic and foreign movies released in Korea separately, we were able to compare the different effects of the three factors on the performances of the two categories of movies. Additionally, our movie performance models incorporated herding behavior among the customers. Our results demonstrate that herding is prominently observed after the first week only for domestic movies. In general, the scale factor has been shown to be most important for movie performances in all stages. For foreign films, it is particularly critical for the first week and total performances. Whereas the evaluation factor influences domestic film performance more strongly at the screen choice stage, it affects the performance of foreign films more strongly in the later stages of the life cycle. As compared to foreign films, domestic film performance appears to be more sensitive to the competition factor. We also discuss the effects of covariates such as genre and symbolicity on movie performance

    미래 선호 불확실성 하에서 손실회피와 확률할인이 소비자 선택에 미치는 영향

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    학위논문(박사) - 한국과학기술원 : 경영공학전공, 2008.8, [ iv, 142 p. ]한국과학기술원 : 경영공학전공

    The Effects of Need for Cognition and Assortment Size on Preference Consistency

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    컨조인트 모형의 속성 유의성을 검증하기 위한 새로운 비모수통계 검증법

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    A new chi-square test is proposed to assess significance of attributes for nonparametric conjoint models. The key idea is to form subsets of rankings and test the dependence between the attribute levels and the sets of rankings. The null hypothesis states that the rankings for profiles with the focal attribute are distributed randomly among the sets of rankings. The approach is simple, easy to use, and can be applied at the individual level as well as at the aggregate level. It can be used for the trade-off approach as well as for the full profile approach

    The Problem of Self-Identity in Ongojibjun

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