Irregular behaviour. For example, you are not spending a single penny on your dresses and you just go to the market and buy clothes for like $500 assuming your budget allows you to spend $200 every second month on your clothes.
On this site : marketing.wharton.upenn.edu/profile/ebradlow/#research In the research section below the profile. Search for this keyword. "Eric Bradlow Bradlow Clumpiness Spreadsheet"
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In adverse times people spend more, as long as the adversity isn't caused by lack of money.
I'm not a native English speaker, could any friend here be so kind to explain a little bit about what 'Clumpiness' means by the prof?
Irregular behaviour. For example, you are not spending a single penny on your dresses and you just go to the market and buy clothes for like $500 assuming your budget allows you to spend $200 every second month on your clothes.
Can you please share the link to the spreadsheet ? Looked for it but just couldn't find it - hence the request. Thanks
On this site :
marketing.wharton.upenn.edu/profile/ebradlow/#research
In the research section below the profile. Search for this keyword.
"Eric Bradlow Bradlow Clumpiness Spreadsheet"
Whats the formula for clumpiness?
c = 1/f
@@joseinTokyo it's wrong