Experimental parameter setting.

<div><p>Experts in traditional pricing literature often assume that consumers are rational in their purchasing decisions, and tend to ignore the effect of psychological behavior. One of the fundamental irrational psychological behaviors is overconfidence, which refers to overestimation....

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Main Author: Silvia Merdikawati (20298266) (author)
Other Authors: Shi-Woei Lin (20298269) (author), Ruey Huei Yeh (20298272) (author)
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Ruey Huei Yeh (20298272)
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Cancer
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
xlink "> experts
given clear guidance
genetic algorithm approach
g ., two
demand uncertainty caused
critical factors influencing
push marketing plans
part pricing strategy
part tariff pricing
part tariff
part tariffs
marketing strategies
tariff structures
various forms
service usage
service providers
purchasing decisions
psychological behavior
present study
optimally implement
numerical analysis
analytical model
alternative structures
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description <div><p>Experts in traditional pricing literature often assume that consumers are rational in their purchasing decisions, and tend to ignore the effect of psychological behavior. One of the fundamental irrational psychological behaviors is overconfidence, which refers to overestimation. The benefits of three-part tariffs under demand uncertainty caused by overconfident consumers have been demonstrated in various forms. In the present study, we investigate the design of a three-part tariff pricing plan when consumers are overconfident in the sense of overestimating their amount of service usage or consumption. An analytical model and a numerical analysis are carried out using a genetic algorithm approach to determine the optimal three-part tariff and to compare other tariff structures (e.g., two-part tariff and menu of three-part tariff) to investigate the critical factors influencing their performance. With overconfidence in consumers, service providers need clear direction on how to optimally implement a three-part pricing strategy. Specifically, we observe the effect of overconfidence on the profitability of service providers, and their other performance in general. Thus, service providers are given clear guidance on when to offer three-part tariffs and alternative structures to overconfident consumers and push marketing plans to increase their profits and market share.</p></div>
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spelling Experimental parameter setting.Silvia Merdikawati (20298266)Shi-Woei Lin (20298269)Ruey Huei Yeh (20298272)SociologyCancerScience PolicyBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedInformation Systems not elsewhere classifiedxlink "> expertsgiven clear guidancegenetic algorithm approachg ., twodemand uncertainty causedcritical factors influencingpush marketing planspart pricing strategypart tariff pricingpart tariffpart tariffsmarketing strategiestariff structuresvarious formsservice usageservice providerspurchasing decisionspsychological behaviorpresent studyoptimally implementnumerical analysisanalytical modelalternative structures<div><p>Experts in traditional pricing literature often assume that consumers are rational in their purchasing decisions, and tend to ignore the effect of psychological behavior. One of the fundamental irrational psychological behaviors is overconfidence, which refers to overestimation. The benefits of three-part tariffs under demand uncertainty caused by overconfident consumers have been demonstrated in various forms. In the present study, we investigate the design of a three-part tariff pricing plan when consumers are overconfident in the sense of overestimating their amount of service usage or consumption. An analytical model and a numerical analysis are carried out using a genetic algorithm approach to determine the optimal three-part tariff and to compare other tariff structures (e.g., two-part tariff and menu of three-part tariff) to investigate the critical factors influencing their performance. With overconfidence in consumers, service providers need clear direction on how to optimally implement a three-part pricing strategy. Specifically, we observe the effect of overconfidence on the profitability of service providers, and their other performance in general. Thus, service providers are given clear guidance on when to offer three-part tariffs and alternative structures to overconfident consumers and push marketing plans to increase their profits and market share.</p></div>2024-11-20T18:38:36ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.1371/journal.pone.0297819.t003https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Experimental_parameter_setting_/27870749CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/278707492024-11-20T18:38:36Z
spellingShingle Experimental parameter setting.
Silvia Merdikawati (20298266)
Sociology
Cancer
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
xlink "> experts
given clear guidance
genetic algorithm approach
g ., two
demand uncertainty caused
critical factors influencing
push marketing plans
part pricing strategy
part tariff pricing
part tariff
part tariffs
marketing strategies
tariff structures
various forms
service usage
service providers
purchasing decisions
psychological behavior
present study
optimally implement
numerical analysis
analytical model
alternative structures
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title Experimental parameter setting.
title_full Experimental parameter setting.
title_fullStr Experimental parameter setting.
title_full_unstemmed Experimental parameter setting.
title_short Experimental parameter setting.
title_sort Experimental parameter setting.
topic Sociology
Cancer
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
xlink "> experts
given clear guidance
genetic algorithm approach
g ., two
demand uncertainty caused
critical factors influencing
push marketing plans
part pricing strategy
part tariff pricing
part tariff
part tariffs
marketing strategies
tariff structures
various forms
service usage
service providers
purchasing decisions
psychological behavior
present study
optimally implement
numerical analysis
analytical model
alternative structures