dynamic pricing for airline revenue management under passenger mental accounting

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Abstract
Mental accounting is a far-reaching concept, which is often used to explain various kinds of irrational behaviors in human decision making process. This paper investigates dynamic pricing problems for single-flight and multiple flights settings, respectively, where passengers may be affected by mental accounting. We analyze dynamic pricing problems by means of the dynamic programming method and obtain the optimal pricing strategies. Further, we analytically show that the passenger mental accounting depth has a positive effect on the flight’s expected revenue for the single flight and numerically illustrate that the passenger mental accounting depth has a positive effect on the optimal prices for the multiple flights.
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Authors ;Yusheng Hu;Jinlin Li;Lun Ran
Journal journal of power sources
Year 2015
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10.1155/2015/836434
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