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Prior to a new product launch, marketers need to infer how demand will respond to various levels of marketing mix variables in order to set an appropriate marketing plan. A critical challenge in estimating marketing mix responsiveness from historical data is that the observed decisions were...
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How do product innovation messages delay purchase intentions? Few studies offer answers to this question. Building on the literature of regulatory focus and framing effects, this study aims to identify the mechanism of the relationships among product innovation contents (i.e., performance...
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Deadlines are common in product development and are often felt to be too harsh - many development efforts are still worth continuing at the time of mandated termination. We examine the value of deadlines from the agency-theoretic perspective. We consider a firm that pays an agent to lead product...
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This paper examines the importance of two resources, namely a market orientation and an entrepreneurial orientation, in new product development and satisfaction with firm performance among direct and alternative marketers. Using a partial least squares structural equation model and data from a...
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Cooperative promotion is an important instrument for aligning manufacturer and retailer decisions in marketing channels. On the other hand, bargaining seems to be critical for marketing channel coordination, e.g., for vertical cooperative promotion. Based on our previous study (Spais,...
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Innovation is rapidly becoming a central driver in the marketing strategy of many service companies, while its effects on the perceived value of a service brand have yet to be determined. The purpose of this chapter is to explore how introducing an innovation affects the perceived brand equity...
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Cooperative promotion is an important instrument for aligning manufacturer and retailer decisions in marketing channels. On the other hand, bargaining seems to be critical for marketing channel coordination, e.g., for vertical cooperative promotion. Based on our previous study (Spais,...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014168580
Innovation policy often focuses on the incentives of firms that sell new products. But optimal use of healthcare products also requires good information about the likely effects of products in different patients, and it is hard to provide the right incentives for producers to develop and...
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Interprofessional collaboration in healthcare describes a model of practice where multiple health professionals work together in a team-based approach to patient care. A growing body of literature demonstrates that interprofessional collaboration advances healthcare quality and safety, improves...
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Penicillin and other antibiotics were the original wonder drugs and laid the foundation of the modern pharmaceutical industry. Human health significantly improved with the introduction of antibiotics. By 1967, the US Surgeon General declared victory over infectious diseases in the US. But pride...
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