Neuro Kinetics-Consumers' Changing Preferences and Subsequent Loss of Excitement

Housing Preferences of Older Consumers

Changing Preferences

This is an exploratory document for a new research line in logical semantics which is emerging from several current developments in computer science. Standard logic employs ''at' unstructured sets of statements for its theories and unstructured classes of models for its semantic universes. Nowadays, however, there is an incipient literature on structured universes of models as well as structure...

9-cis retinoic acid signaling: changing partners causes some excitement.

Reports on the role of retinoids in cell metabolism can be traced back almost a century, when the then-unknown vitamin A present in dietary lipids was found to be essential for normal growth {McCollum and Davis 1913; Osborne and Mendel 1913}. Since then, the profound effect of retinoic acid IRA}, a derivative of vitamin A, on development and differentiation has been documented in numerous publi...

Deontic Logic and Changing Preferences

This chapter generalizes the dynamic epistemic analysis of information flow to deontic logic and normative reasoning, an area where agents’ evaluation of worlds or outcomes is essential. The relevant dynamics is taken from current logics of preference structure and preference change. These logics are presented in two versions, one with a primitive ‘betterness’ relation between worlds, and one w...

Evolution of Consumers’ Preferences due to Innovation

The integration process between evolutionary approach and conventional economic analysis is very essential for the next development of economic studies, especially in the fundamental concepts of modern economics: supply and demand analysis. In this presentation, we use the concept of meme to explore evolution of demand. This study offers an evolutionary model of demand, which views utility as a...