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Using store-level panel data for a major supermarket company, we investigate the linkages between employee attitudes, customer satisfaction, and sales performance, while controlling for observed and unobserved differences across stores. We find that employee attitudes positively affect customer...
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to identify the drivers of customer satisfaction (CS) and sales performance at wineries in the Finger Lakes region of New York State in the context of changes winery tasting rooms implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Design/methodology/approach: A...
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Promotional expenditures for manufacturer coupon distributions have increased rapidly during the last decade. Marketing professionals have criticized this trend. We discuss how coupon distributions allow manufacturers to price discriminate between market segments. Such discrimination should...
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Sales promotions generate substantial short-term sales increases. To determine whether the sales promotion bump is truly beneficial from a managerial perspective, we propose a system of store-level regression models that decomposes the sales promotion bump into three parts: cross-brand effects...
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