The book Structure of Repeat Buying for New Packaged Goods was written by author Manohar U Kalwani Here you can read free online of Structure of Repeat Buying for New Packaged Goods book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Structure of Repeat Buying for New Packaged Goods a good or bad book?
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8 64. 2 3 36. 0 37. 4 37. 4 59. 3 57. 4 57. 2 67. 4 68. 5 68. 4 76. 7 76. 8 76. 7 4 43. 3 41. 3 41. 5 62. 7 60. 0 59. 8 68. 7 68. 5 68. 2 73. 1 73. 1 73. 1 * A total of 28. 7% of first purchasers entered the first repeat class within 12 weeks of trying the new product. ■24- Figure I PENETRATION FOR REPEAT LEVEL J ■25- REFERENCES 1. Ehrenberg, A. S. C. (1959), "The Pattern of Consumer Purchases, " Applied Statistics, 8, 26-41. 2. Eskin, Gerald J. (1973), "Dynamic Forecasts of New Product Demand ...Using a Depth of Repeat Model, " Journal of Marketing Research, 10 (May), 115-129. 3. Eskin, Gerald J. , and John Malec (1976), "A Model for Estimating Sales Potential Prior to the Test Market, " Proceedings, Educators' Conference, Series No. 39, American Marketing Association, 220-233. 4. Fourt, Louis A. , and Joseph W. Woodlock (1960), "Early Prediction of Mar- ket Success for New Grocery Products, " Journal of Marketing, 24 (October), 31-38. 5. Kalwani, M. U. (1975), "Zero-Order Models: Specification, Data Requirements, and Estimation, " Unpublished Ph.
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