How habit and satisfaction affects player retention for online gambling

Article Abstract:

The ability of customer satisfaction to reliably explain and predict actual customer behavior has been an elusive objective to attain. This study tests the effects of past behavior (habit) on customer satisfaction in the prediction of actual behavior (retention). The study used an online gambling experiment accessible 24/7 to test the drivers of behavioral retention. It found that habit, not customer satisfaction, had a strong effect on a range of responses tied to retention. The implications of these findings are applied to issues for gambling managers and those developing public policy. Keywords: Online gambling; Customer satisfaction; Habit; Retention

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The financial performance and stock prices of some business enterprises in United States are presented. Various economic indicators like gross domestic product and money supply are also analyzed.

Sales & consumption, Securities issued, listed, Analysis, Securities, Economic indicators, Company securities, Industry sales and revenue

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Credit contagion and aggregate losses

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Implications of credit contagion on aggregate credit losses of firms are studied using a reduced-form model. Credit contagion implies spreading of economic crisis among the firms.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Models, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Liability for credit information, Credit liability

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