Surveys, when accurate and done scientifically, without an agenda, can be useful in crafting policy. For pre-election polling, however, the concern about a bandwagon effect is not entirely baseless, ...

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Economists use the term "bandwagon effect" to describe the benefit a consumer enjoys as a result of others' using the same product or service. The history of videocassettes offers a striking example ...

This phenomenon, known as the bandwagon effect, can play a significant role in shaping your choices. It's the tendency to do something primarily because many others are doing it, often ...

Citations: Greenstein, Shane. 2004. Review: "Bandwagon Effects in High Technology Industries" by Jeffrey H. Rohlfs. Journal of Media Economics. (3)229-232.

The bandwagon effect is a psychological phenomenon that influences people to do or believe something because many others do or believe the same. It can be a powerful tool to overcome objections in ...

The Silver Empire: How Germany Created its First Common Currency. Oxford (Oxford University Press) 2024. "Voting Like Your Betters: The Bandwagon Effect in the Diet of the Holy Roman Empire," German ...

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