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P. Merello

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A discrete mathematical model for addictive buying: Predicting the affected population evolution

2011

This paper deals with the construction of a discrete mathematical model for addictive buying. Firstly, identifications of consumers buying behavior are performed by using multivariate statistical techniques based on real data bases and sociological approaches. Then the population is divided into appropriate groups according to the level of overbuying and a discrete compartmental model is constructed. The future short term addicted population is computed assuming several future economic scenarios. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.

Multivariate statisticsMultivariate analysismedia_common.quotation_subjectPopulationMultivariant analysisAddictive buyingPopulation evolutionModelling and SimulationShort termEconometricsBuying behavioreducationmedia_commonDiscrete mathematical modeleducation.field_of_studyMathematical modelsMathematical modelAddictionModelingPopulation evolutionMultivariate statisticsCompartmental modelComputer Science ApplicationsTerm (time)Modeling and SimulationMultivariate statistical techniquesMultivariate statisticalMATEMATICA APLICADACompulsive buying
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Movies, ethics and accounting: a teaching experience

2022

This research presents an innovative learning experience undertaken in three groups of a financial accounting course at the University of Valencia (Spain). After watching three accounting-related movies, students answered a test based on each movie with questions about the ethical and accounting issues described in them and their satisfaction with the learning technique. Nonparametric tests and a multivariate analysis showed that the students who participated in this experience obtained a higher exam mark than those who did not. Our results evidence a significant effect on the final exam mark for more questions only in one of the movies. Our results are valuable because they show that stude…

Economics and EconometricsmoviesaccountingUNESCO::CIENCIAS ECONÓMICASethicsengagement
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