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EJM has provided one of the principal platforms on the global stage relating to corporate marketing scholarship and associated areas. By revisiting past special editions of the EJM devoted to corporate-level concerns, a key aim of this e-book was to provide a platform whereby integrative...
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Purpose – Previous research demonstrates the importance of product category fit in evaluating brand alliances. However, many factors determine fit between alliance partners. For example, conclusions from brand extension research suggest that the evaluation is a question not only of product...
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This paper presents an empirical study on store brand demand and its determinants. A two‐stage model is considered, in which the consumer decides whether to buy store brands, as well as how to allocate category expenditure between retail and manufacturer brands. The first stage identifies the...
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Purpose – The paper seeks to conduct an exploratory study into how positive and negative brand belief levels differ before, and change after, consumers defect from a brand or take up a new brand. Design/methodology/approach – Two longitudinal studies in banking and insurance were used. These...
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mix. Social implication At a time, when China is reappraising its relationship with its past – including its imperial past … propitious. Seemingly, this corporate heritage brand’s imperial association provides a living and tangible link with China’s long … and momentous imperial provenance and erstwhile imperial polity. In short, the corporate heritage brand is part of China …
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Underlines that marketers are interested in how consumers evaluate products sourced from overseas. Observes that, along with the globalization of business, more developing countries have become feasible markets for a variety of consumer goods manufactured in industrialized countries, yet...
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them make a real product selection. Participants are students from Australia and China. Findings The studies show that …
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Chinese cultural values are classified according to Kluckhohn and Strodbeck's taxonomy, and potential marketing implications for each cultural value dimension presented. The implications include those relating to brand loyalty, gift‐giving behaviour, consumer satisfaction, consumer complaint...
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The relationship between consumers’ decision‐making styles and their choice between domestic and imported brand clothing is investigated using a sample of Chinese consumers. The multivariate analysis of variance and discriminant analysis results indicate that seven decision‐making styles...
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Purpose – The article aims to identify differences in consumers' evaluations of goods made in either the USA or China … China, at five different levels of analysis, and in six different categories of product cues. Using confirmatory factor … products manufactured by two major actors in the international trade arena (USA and China), as these are perceived by consumers …
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