Chinese household panel data 2011-2015 covering all CPG purchases, including support files barcode, shopcode, panelist (including information on age, household size, income, city (tier)).

In the current study, we want to shed light on the role of brand price as a marketing mix instrument for consumer packaged goods (CPG) in a dynamic emerging market like China. Specifically, we intend to answer the following research questions: What is the relationship between a brand’s price and market share over time: How price sensitive are Chinese consumers for CPG products, and how do CPG sellers change price in response to a change in market share? Do these relations differ for the short versus long term? What brand and category contexts moderate these relations? To empirically address these issues, we aim to conduct a comprehensive study on the link between prices and market shares across hundreds of brands in a large set of packaged goods over a five-year period.

Additional documentation and metadata can be found in the files 'Data report.pdf' and 'Data package Van Ewijk Gijsbrechts Steenkamp 2022.pdf'. Processing of data, including all analyses can be found in SAS program ‘pr prices'.