Market Response Models

Routing Summary

Empirical response models for marketing management using econometric and time series (ETS) analysis, plus modern Bayesian media mix modeling. Sources: Hanssens, Parsons & Schultz (2001) “Market Response Models,” 2nd Ed., and Jin et al. (Google, 2017) Bayesian MMM. Contains 31 notes organized across 6 subfolders.

Concept Map

SubfolderNotesKey Concepts
Introduction3MRM framework, simultaneous system, management tasks, scanner data, GRPs
Static Response Models410 functional forms, MCI/MNL market share, aggregation bias, SCAN*PRO
Dynamic Response Models4Koyck, PDL, ADL, ratchet/hysteresis, reaction functions, S-shape, pulsing
Estimation and Testing4OLS, GLS, SUR, 2SLS, Bayes HB/EB, RESET, specification errors, AIC/BIC
Time Series Analysis4ARIMA, transfer functions, VAR, cointegration, ECM, Granger causality
Empirical Findings5Advertising elasticity ≈ 0.10, price ≈ −2.5, Dorfman-Steiner, DSS
Bayesian Media Mix Modeling6Adstock (geometric/delayed) carryover, Hill/logistic saturation, Bayesian MCMC + priors, ROAS/mROAS, optimal media mix, BIC model selection (Jin et al., Google 2017)

Key Equations Quick Reference

EquationDescription
Structural sales equation (Eq 1.1)
; Power/log-log constant elasticity (Eq 3.x)
Koyck transformation (Eq 4.10)
OLS (Eq 5.5)
ARMA general form (Eq 6.11)
Transfer function impulse response (Eq 7.8)
VAR model (Eq 7.22)
Error-correction model (Eq 7.29)
$A^/S^ = \eta_{QA} /\eta_{QP}

Empirical Generalizations Summary

Marketing InstrumentShort-Run ElasticityLong-Run ElasticityDuration
Advertising0.10–0.22≈ 2× short-run6–9 months (90%)
Price (own)−2.5SimilarImmediate
Price (cross)+0.52
Coupon+0.07
Display/FeatureMultiplier 1.5–2.6×Low persistenceIn-period
DistributionHighHigh (sticky)Long-run

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