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15:48Now PlayingWhen choosing between a set of competing alternatives (e.g., cars), each of which is defined by many attributes (e.g., gas efficiency, power of engine, price, interior aesthetics), individuals will inherently assign importance weights to each attribute. How could one obtain these weights? I describe four techniques: 1) non-constant sum; 2) constant sum; 30 Q-Sort; and 4) conjoint analysis.
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