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procompetitive rationale for RPM - resolving the incentive incompatibility between the brand manufacturer and the retailers that sell … that brand. Retailers commonly have insufficient incentive to carry and promote products that, if effective distribution … of encouraging retailers to carry and promote the manufacturer's brand, but challenge his measure of procompetitive …
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In this paper, we investigate how retailer competition and asymmetry affect store brand strategy when some of the … used to shield consumers loyal to the national brand from price sensitive one-stop shoppers. When the intensity of …-stop shoppers only if the margin from them is large enough. The above results imply that national brand prices may rise after the …
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supermarkets and hypermarkets have superior supply chain in the country that they begin to extend their brand and make their own … products, which is called private brand. The growth of private brands in Indonesia has been fairly stagnant as brand names step … been so slow? In short, Asian shoppers are strongly brand-loyal and retailers have not invested enough in marketing private …
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of brand repurchase across territories. Furthermore, we show that the effects of factors that may improve repurchase …. Relational investments have relatively more effect on repurchase in territories where a brand's market share is higher, while … customer satisfaction has relatively more effect in territories where a brand's market share is lower. These findings imply …
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an event study framework to show that after a store brand introduction, both the number and prices of retailer national … brand products increase. Second, I develop a structural model of upstream vertical interaction between manufacturers and …
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In this paper, we study the role of point-of-sale (POS) marketing mix variables in explaining variation in brand shares … retailer and the manufacturer. Together, this implies that POS variables may influence brand shares very differently in … different retail formats and for different brand types, which has important implications for retailers and manufacturers. We use …
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Organized retail industry in its present form is not very old and has a very small share in the overall retail market in India. Consequently the industry of private label branded products is evolving. Majority of the organized retail firms are still offering products under national and local...
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This provides a test of Kashyap’s speculation that branded goods are discounted less often when private label goods have a high market share. This was tested by (1) looking at a cross section across a large set of packaged goods categories and (2) looking at twelve product categories...
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towards branded gold jewelry retail outlets because of the brand name, years in business, word of mouth publicity …
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The purpose of this research is to explore the relationship between brand engagement in self-concept and brand loyalty … convenience sample of virtual shopping participants. The findings highlight the significant role of brand engagement in self …-concept in driving brand loyalty within the metaverse. Implications for managers include the importance of understanding consumer …
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