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(utilitarian and hedonic experience) on satisfaction and loyalty of two segments of customers: transactional and online … satisfaction, positive WOM, repurchase intention and price tolerance. The findings indicate that direct and indirect effects of e …-service quality on satisfaction and loyalty are different for each segment of customers. While utilitarian quality is more relevant …
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Objective: The objective of the article is to explore the types of brands in terms of the country of brand origin (COBO) applied by emerging markets’ firms and motives for applying them. Research Design & Methods: A qualitative approach was used, i.e. multi-case study of five emerging...
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Although international firms often face challenges as competition for world markets intensifies and as market preferences become global, diverse opportunities appear to be prevalent for international marketers of consumer products and services in emerging economies such as China. In addition to...
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This study examines customer value, trust, psychological ownership, satisfaction, and brand love among customers of … psychological ownership. Additionally, psychological ownership influences satisfaction and brand love, while satisfaction affects …
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