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AN ANALYSIS OF MECHANISM FOR CUSTOMERS' PURCHASE AMOUNT AND NUMBER OF VISITS IN DEPARTMENT STORE
The purpose of this study is to reveal how marketing affects customers’ purchase amount and number of visits in Japanese department stores. We model purchase amounts by using a hierarchical Bayes regression model and number of visits by using a hierarchical Bayes Poisson regression model. Furthermore, we estimate the latent factor behind price as the purchase amount per month with a Type-1 Tobit model and the structural heterogeneity of each customer with a model for variable selection. Direct mail and events are used as marketing measures. The analytical results reveal marketing measures that raise customers’ final purchase amounts.
期刊介绍:
The journal publishes original work and quality reviews in the field of operations research and management science to OR practitioners and researchers in two substantive categories: operations research methods; applications and practices of operations research in industry, public sector, and all areas of science and engineering.