Research on time-varying pricing can be categorized into two types: how to characterize consumers' behaviors under a time-varying electricity tariff and how to design a time-varying tariff that fully exploits users' demand response potentials.
Psychographics characterizes consumers by psychological or emotional traits, based on belief systems or personality types such as risk-taker versus risk-averse, or early adopters versus late-stage buyers.
After all, the mere fact that we have managed to characterize consumer shock as frugality chic offers a perverse form of hope: That whatever happens, we'll never lose our tendency toward optimism — even, it turns out, about our pessimism.
This study has two objectives: first, to identify and characterize consumer health terms not found in the Unified Medical Language System UMLSS) Metathesaurus (2007 AB); second, to describe the procedure for creating new concepts in the process of building a consumer health vocabulary.
Models characterizing consumer behaviors fall into two categories: price elasticity and utility functions.
We sought to characterize consumer willingness and unwillingness (reticence) to share PCHR data across health topics, and with different stakeholders, to advance understanding of this issue.
In today's "paradox of choice" consumer economy, characterized by consumers confronted with too many choices in most any category under consideration for purchase, private label brands make the selection process simple and smart.
Other businesses have contractually characterized their consumers' experiences as "confidential information" of the business.
Instagram represents the iconic deal at the beginning of a new era of mobile computing, characterized by consumers using devices to capture and share their lives with each other, and having no need of desktops or laptops to do so.
Mulvaney once characterized the consumer protection bureau as a "sad, sick joke," as notes the New York Times, and he was widely expected to try and unwind Cordray's legacy.
