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Abstract
In the Hungarian food economy beer marketing remains something of an enigma. Based on a
direct-question survey, focussing mainly on educated younger consumers, this article offers an overview
of the most important characteristics of Hungarian beer consumption. It is important to stress
that beer consumption is situational, meaning tied to specific consumption situations. Research results
prove that logistic regression analysis is a suitable method for determining why consumers opt for
specific beverages in specific consumption situations. To analyse targeted marketing, the application
of heuristic methods, and decision trees provide a high degree of accuracy. This has proven true for
consumers that drink non-alcoholic beers.