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Average Income of Shops
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10 favourite shop buyers, 20 others favourite shop buyers
10 favourite shop buyers, 30 others favourite shop buyers
(d) Comparing the average income of
the shops by varying the number of customers who go to their own favorite shops
and those who go to shops recommended
by others.
FIGURE 6.4: Different shoppers in the same simulation.
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Average Income of Shops
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Average Income of Shops
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10 favourite shop buyers, 10 others favourite shop buyers
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30 favourite shop buyers, 10 others favourite shop buyers
10 favourite shop buyers, 20 others favourite shop buyers
10 favourite shop buyers, 30 others favourite shop buyers
(d) Comparing the average income of
the shops by varying the number of customers who go to their own favorite shops
and those who go to shops recommended
by others.
FIGURE 6.4: Different shoppers in the same simulation.
