Abstract
This article develops a method for using first-choice/second-choice information to estimate the ratio of cross-elasticities to own-elasticities. I then use Bayesian techniques to couple this information with prior knowledge of the elasticities. This leads to elasticity estimates reflecting the decision maker's prior knowledge as well as existing data on customer first-choice/second-choice preferences.
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