Conjoint analysis is one of the most celebrated tools in Marketing, and its widespread use (not just widespread publication history) has been one of the greatest success stories in Marketing/Business of the academic and practitioner interface. In this article, I provide a wish‐list, of sorts, summarizing current cutting‐edge research that is trying to fill some holes, and other issues that I ‘wish’ were trying to be filled. By literally using a list‐like statement, current answer, and wish‐list format for this article, I hope to provide guidance to both academics and practitioners as to the areas for future important conjoint research.
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Eric T. Bradlow (2005) studied this question.
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