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Christopher J. Easingwood


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http://www.mbs.ac.uk/

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Most Recent NPF Publication: 1989
First NPF Publication: 1981
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NPF Publication Count: 5.00
Adjusted Count: 3.67
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NPF Publications:

Easingwood, Christopher J. 1989. An analogical approach to long term forecasting of consumer durable sales. International Journal of Forecasting 5 (1) 69–82.

Easingwood, Christopher J. 1988. Product lifecycle patterns for new industrial products. R&D Management 18(1) 23-32.

Easingwood, Christopher J. 1987. Early product lifecycle forms for infrequently purchased major products. International Journal of Research in Marketing 4 (1) 3–9.

Easingwood, Christopher J., Vijay Mahajan, Eitan Muller. 1983. A nonuniform influence innovation diffusion model of new product acceptance. Marketing Science 2 273–296.

Easingwood, Christopher J., Vijay Mahajan, Eitan Muller. 1981. A nonsymmetric responding logistic model for forecasting technological substitution. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 20 199–213.

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NPF Subjects:

analogy, forecasting by

consumer durables

life cycle, product

logistic curve

word of mouth, social contagion and social networks

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Empirical Cases:

Air Conditioners, Room | USA Annual Unit Sales | Statistical Abstract of the United States

Clothes Dryers | USA Annual Unit Sales | Statistical Abstract of the United States

Dishwashers | USA Annual Unit Sales | Statistical Abstract of the United States

Televisions, BW | USA Annual Unit Sales | Statistical Abstract of the United States

Televisions, Color | USA Annual Unit Sales | Statistical Abstract of the United States



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