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dc.contributor.advisor莊皓鈞<br>周彥君zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorChuang, Hao-Chun<br>Chou, Yen-Chunen_US
dc.contributor.author徐靈迪zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorXu, Ling-Dien_US
dc.creator徐靈迪zh_TW
dc.creatorXu, Ling-Dien_US
dc.date2022en_US
dc.date.accessioned2022-05-02T07:00:44Z-
dc.date.available2022-05-02T07:00:44Z-
dc.date.issued2022-05-02T07:00:44Z-
dc.identifierG0108356042en_US
dc.identifier.urihttp://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/139984-
dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description資訊管理學系zh_TW
dc.description108356042zh_TW
dc.description.abstract如何設計創新的方式以提升銷售利潤,並達成供需匹配是企業營運不變的目標,概率銷售(Probabilistic Selling)作為一種新興的銷售手法,多見於線上旅宿平台如Priceline、Hotwire等,先前研究表明其能夠減少需求與產能之間的不匹配,提高產能利用率(Fay & Xie, 2008),但過去理論文獻多使用霍特林經濟模型(Hotelling Model),探討在壟斷環境下的概率銷售。本研究則認為概率商品不應僅局限在壟斷環境下,能有更廣闊的應用,進而探討概率銷售在線上購物平台的運用。我們設計二維平面捕捉產品品質、品牌和價格的差異,並量化消費者個體偏好的異質性,採用agent-based modeling方法,將消費者視為異質的agents,模擬其個別面對概率商品的購物決策,彙整所有個體決策差異後得到平台收益。我們透過一連串的模擬實驗分析概率銷售是否能顯著提升購物平台的獲利,並挖掘消費者的偏好彈性和產品價格型態等因子與概率銷售獲利程度的關係。本論文拓展了文獻中概率銷售有限的應用情境,並且本研究的發現可幫助平台針對不同情境應用概率銷售,有效提高銷售利潤。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractHow to design innovative ways to improve sales profit and achieve supply-demand matching is the constant goal of enterprise operation. As an emerging sales method, Probabilistic Selling is commonly found on online travel platforms such as Priceline and Hotwire. Previous studies have shown that it can reduce the mismatch between demand and capacity and improve capacity utilization rate (Fay & Xie, 2008), but in the past theoretical literature, Hotelling Model was mostly used to discuss Probabilistic Selling in a monopoly environment. This study argues that probabilistic goods should not only be limited to monopoly environments, but can be more widely used, and then explore the application of Probabilistic Selling on online shopping platforms. We designed a two-dimensional plane to capture the differences in product quality, brand with price, and quantified the heterogeneity of consumers` individual preferences. Using agent-based modeling method, consumers were regarded as heterogeneous agents to simulate their individual purchasing decisions of probabilistic goods, and the platform benefits were obtained by aggregating all individual decision-making differences. Through a series of simulation experiments, we analyze whether Probabilistic Selling can significantly improve the profit of shopping platform. We also explore the relationship between consumer preference elasticity as well as product price type and the profit of Probabilistic Selling. This paper expands the limited application scenarios of Probabilistic Selling in literature, and the research findings can help platforms apply Probabilistic Selling in different situations on online shopping platforms and effectively improve sales profits.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontents目 次\n第一章 緒論 1\n第二章 文獻探討 4\n第三章 研究架構與方法 7\n第一節 情境說明 7\n第二節 模型設定 8\n一、產品價格設定 8\n二、消費者數量設定 9\n三、概率商品的形成 9\n四、消費者的接受機率 11\n五、分配組件產品並計算總損益差額 13\n第四章 模擬實驗 17\n第一節 模型分析 17\n一、影響接受概率商品人數的因素分析 17\n二、概率銷售價差對平台獲利之影響 18\n第二節 敏感度分析 20\n第五章 結論與建議 25\n參考文獻 27zh_TW
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dc.subject概率銷售zh_TW
dc.subjectAgent-based modelingzh_TW
dc.subject購物平台zh_TW
dc.subject電腦模擬zh_TW
dc.subjectProbabilistic Sellingen_US
dc.subjectAgent-based modelingen_US
dc.subjectOnline shopping platformen_US
dc.subjectComputer simulationen_US
dc.title概率商品銷售策略與購物平台獲利分析zh_TW
dc.titleProbabilistic Goods Sales Strategy and Profit Analysis of Shopping Platformen_US
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