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multiproduct, intercategory, generational and contingent diffusion and substitution
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Krankel, Mark R., Izak Duenyas, Roman Kapuscinski. 2006. Timing successive product introductions with demand diffusion and stochastic technology improvement. Manufacturing and Service Operation Management 8 (2) 119-135. |
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Stremersch, Stefan, Eitan Muller. 2006. Growth acceleration across technology generations. Working Paper. |
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Bass, Portia Isaacson, Frank M. Bass. 2004. IT waves: two completed generational diffusion models. Working Paper. |
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Shocker, Allan D., Barry L. Bayus, Namwoon Kim. 2004. Product complements and substitutes in the real world: the relevance of other products. Journal of Marketing 68 (1) 28–40. |
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Van den Bulte, Christophe. 2004. Multigeneration innovation diffusion and intergeneration time: a cautionary note. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 32 357-360. |
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Meade, Nigel, Towhidul Islam. 2003. Modelling the dependence between the times to international adoption of two related technologies. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 70 759–778. |
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Mesak, Hani I., Ali F. Darrat. 2003. An empirical inquiry into new subscriber services under interdependent adoption processes. Journal of Service Research 6(2) 180-192. |
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Pae, Jae H, Donald R. Lehmann. 2003. Multigeneration innovation diffusion: the impact of intergeneration time. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 31 36-45. |
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Sohn, S. Y., B. J. Ahn. 2003. Multigeneration diffusion model for economic assessment of new technology. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 70 251–264. |
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Bass, Portia Isaacson. 2003. Generational diffusion model data: the IBM mainframe case. Working Paper. |
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Jun, Duk Bin, S. K. Kim, Y. S. Park, M. H. Park, A. R. Wilson. 2002. Forecasting telecommunication service subscribers in substitutive and competitive environments. International Journal of Forecasting 18 561–581. |
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Bass, Portia Isaacson, Frank M. Bass. 2001. Diffusion of technology generations: a model of adoption and repeat sales. Working Paper. |
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Danaher, Peter J., Bruce G.S. Hardie, William P. Putsis, Jr. 2001. Marketing-mix variables and the diffusion of successive generations of a technological innovation. Journal of Marketing Research 38 (November) 501–514. |
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Kim, Namwoon, Dae Ryun Chang, Allan D. Shocker. 2000. Modeling intercategory and generational dynamics for a growing information technology industry. Management Science 46 (4) 496–512. |
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Bayus, Barry L., Namwoon Kim, Allan D. Shocker. 2000. Growth models for multiproduct interactions: current status and new directions. In New-Product Diffusion Models . V. Mahajan, E. Muller, & Y. Wind (Eds.), London: Kluwer Academic Publisher. |
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Jun, Duk Bin, Y. S. Park. 1999. A choice based diffusion model for multiple generations of products. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 61 45–58. |
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Chintagunta, Pradeep K., Sudeep Haldar. 1998. Investigating purchase timing behavior in two related product categories. Journal of Marketing Research 35.1 (1998) 43-53. |
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Islam, Towhidul, Nigel Meade. 1997. The diffusion of successive generations of a technology: a more general model. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 56 49–60. |
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Johnson, W. C., K. Bhatia. 1997. Technological substitution in mobile communications. Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing 12.6 (1997) 383-399. |
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Pistorius, C. WI, J. M. Utterback. 1997. Multi-mode interaction among technologies. Research Policy 26 (1) 67-84. |
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Mahajan, Vijay, Eitan Muller. 1996. Timing, diffusion and substitution of successive generations of technological innovations: the IBM mainframe case. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 51 109–132. |
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Speece, Mark W., Douglas L. MacLachlan. 1995. Application of a multi-generation diffusion model to milk container technology. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 49.3 (1995) 281-295. |
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Bayus, Barry L. 1993. High definition television: assessing demand forecasts for a next generation consumer durable. Management Science 39 (11) 1319–1333. |
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Bucklin, Louis P., Sanjit Sengupta. 1993. The co-diffusion of complementary innovations: supermarket scanners and UPC symbols. Journal of Product Innovation Management 10 148–160. |
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Mansfield, Edwin. 1993. The diffusion of flexible manufacturing systems in japan, Europe and the United States. Management Science 39(2) 149-159. |
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Bayus, Barry L. 1992. Dynamic pricing of next-generation consumer durables. Marketing Science 11 (3) 251-265. |
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Norton, John A., Frank M. Bass. 1992. Evolution of technological generations: the law of capture. Sloan Management Review 33 (2) 66–77. |
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Speece, Mark W., Douglas L. MacLachlan. 1992. Forecasting fluid milk package type with a multi-generation new product diffusion model. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 39 169–175. |
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Mahajan, Vijay, Eitan Muller. 1991. Pricing and diffusion of primary and contingent product. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 39 291-307. |
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Bhargava, Subhash C. 1989. Generalized Lotka-Volterra equations and the mechanism of technological substitution. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 35(1989) 319-326. |
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Meade, Nigel. 1989. Technological substitution: a framework of stochastic models. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 36 389-400. |
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Bayus, Barry L. 1987. Forecasting sales of new contingent products: an application to the compact disc markets. Journal of Product Innovation Management 4 243–255. |
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Lee, J. C., K. W. Lu. 1987. On a family of data-based transformed models useful in forecasting technological substitution. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 31 61–78. |
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Norton, John A., Frank M. Bass. 1987. A diffusion theory model of adoption and substitution for successive generations of high-technology products. Management Science 33 (9) 1069–1086. |
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Balcer, Y., S. A. Lippman. 1981. Adoption of improved technology. Working Paper. Los Angeles: Western Management Science Institute, University of California. |
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Bretschneider, Stuart I., Vijay Mahajan. 1980. Adaptive technological substitution models. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 18 129–139. |
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Mahajan, Vijay, Robert A. Peterson. 1979. Integrating time and space in technological substitution models. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 14 231–241. |
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Peterson, Robert A., Vijay Mahajan. 1978. Multi-product growth models. Research in Marketing 1 201-231. |
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Marchetti, C. 1977. Primary energy substitution models: on the interaction between energy and society. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 10 345–356. |
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Sharif, M. Nawaz, C. Kabir. 1976. A generalized model for forecasting technological substitution. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 8 353-364. |
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Sharif, M. Nawaz, C. Kabir. 1976. System dynamics modelling for forecasting multilevel technological substitution. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 9 89–112. |
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Fisher, John C., Robert H. Pry. 1971. A simple substitution model of technological change. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 3 75–88. |
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