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Testing method of retail dealer order quantity decision behaviors in accordance with retail price change

A testing method, a retailer's technology, applied in marketing, market forecasting, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as nature and degree testing that no one has proposed, and achieve the effect of reducing decision-making bias

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-11-24
SHANDONG INST OF BUSINESS & TECH
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[0007] However, no one has proposed a method to test the nature and degree of retailer's order quantity decision-making behavior preference for retail price changes, and there are no related reports involving this method.

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[0033] Example 1, the test of the order quantity decision-making behavior preference of the manager of the purchasing department of XX company:

[0034] Through the analysis of the test results of the order quantity decision-making behavior preference of the purchasing department manager of XX company, it can be determined that the ordering behavior of the subjects has an "anchor behavior" in which "the order quantity decision value is anchored near a certain decision value". ; There is a "chasing behavior" in which "the actual order quantity chases the previous market demand".

[0035] "Anchoring behavior" and "chasing behavior" are the "bounded rational behavior" exhibited by the decision-maker when the demand is uncertain. It deviates from the theoretical optimal decision value, that is, "order too little for a certain unit product out-of-stock penalty price range, or order too much product for another certain unit product out-of-stock penalty price range".

[0036] The te...

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The invention discloses a testing method of retail dealer order quantity decision behavior preference in accordance with retail price change in an environment with uncertain demands. The testing method includes the steps: performing psychological measurement on practical decision values of a testee; comparing the difference of the practical decision values of the testee and theoretical optimal decision values; judging features of decision 'anchoring behavior' preference and 'chasing behavior' preference of the testee. The testee can be helped to adjust own decision schemes in a targeted manner, so that systematic decision deviation caused by various decision behavior preference is decreased.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of supply chain inventory management, in particular to a test method for retailer order quantity decision-making behavior preference for retail price changes in an environment of uncertain demand. Background technique [0002] In an environment of uncertain demand, making optimal decisions on the ordering and inventory of products with short life cycles is one of the classic problems of supply chain inventory management today. In order to choose the optimal order quantity, the decision-maker must weigh the high cost of out-of-stock caused by too little order and the high cost of surplus goods caused by too much order, and maximize it by determining the "optimal order quantity" expected profit. [0003] To make decisions in an environment of uncertain demand, can the decision-maker give the optimal decision-making solution to the decision-making problem by relying on all the professional knowledge of supply ...

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IPC IPC(8): G06Q30/02G06Q10/08
CPCG06Q10/087G06Q30/0203
Inventor 傅克俊孙小素高德华傅琳荃
Owner SHANDONG INST OF BUSINESS & TECH
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