Retailer choice and loyalty schemes—evidence from Sweden

Lundberg, Johan; Lundberg, Sofia

doi:10.1007/s12076-010-0044-6

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“…As for the modelled region and market and its calibration, the total population for the modeled region is 440,000 inhabitants. Based on a data set of household characteristics and food shopping behavior used in (Lundberg and Lundberg, 2010), distributions of household categories (single, single father/mother, couple with/without children), number of persons in a household, and ownership of cars were set. Further, estimates of daily consumer purchase (household representative), visits for each food store and gas station (depending on the size) could be done using the data set.…”

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A Simulation-Game for Resilience Assessments in a Payment System Disruption Scenario

Larsson

Ibrahim

Laere

et al. 2022

International Journal of Knowledge and Systems Science

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This paper presents a quantitative agent-based simulation model of the everyday payment system used to simulate the business and consumer consequences of loss of functionality, or disruptions of the payment system for the food and fuel retailing markets as well as the bank sector in order to address resilience. The simulation model is used in a gaming simulation approach that couples a role-playing game with the simulation model in order to provide crisis management team-training to decision-makers in a multi-organisational context. Drawing primarily on resilience engineering and crisis response, the concepts of core values, coping strategies, and resilience value networks were used to guide the design of the simulation model. The ultimate aim of this study is to explore the collaborative responses from the key actors during the disruption scenario in order to evoke and facilitate collective resilience.

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confidence: 99%