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Regret has been studied in several fields: Economics, Psychology and Marketing. On the one hand, these studies have contributed to the conceptualisation and definition of regret, and on the other hand, they have provided useful information on the antecedents and consequences of the emotional...
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a loyalty program (utilitarian, hedonic and recognition benefits). We then explore the relationships between these …
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Cette recherche se donne pour objectif de présenter les résultats de plusieurs études concernant la fréquentation des points de vente. Les investigations portent sur trois dimensions essentielles pour caractériser la fréquentation d'une grande surface alimentaire : la valeur du client, la...
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Benefits that customers derive from their participation to relationship programs are not only economic, or even utilitarian (e.g., convenience). In this article, we shed some light on the variety of perceived benefits – utilitarian, hedonic and symbolic – that customers may retreive as...
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different impact based on customer loyalty. For loyal customers, the perceived price attractiveness has an important direct …
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in term of recommendations and consumer’s loyalty. A review of the literature concerning exchange and satisfaction has …
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Regular brand buyers may be brand loyals if they exhibit strong and positive attitudes towards the brand leading them to be committed to purchasing it in the future. They can also buy the brand regularly out of mere habit or for practical reasons. This is called inertia. Finally, regular brand...
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