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In Short…
- Understand conjoint analysis.
- Predict market shares for a new product.
- Estimate the market share of a product using the market simulator.
- Design a product by choosing the best attributes.
Additional reading on Conjoint Analysis:




Note: These are notes from the ISB Executive Education – Product Management program for my personal consumption.
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