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This paper reexamines growth in transition using panel data to 1997. It suggests that output has been strongly affected by export market growth; that inflation has been associated with weaker output only above a threshold inflation rate; that structural reform has been associated with weaker...
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This paper reexamines growth in transition using panel data to 1997. It suggests that output has been strongly affected by export market growth; that inflation has been associated with weaker output only above a threshold inflation rate; that structural reform has been associated with weaker...
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Considers the relevance and contribution of marketing to business performance in the new economic environment which makes the marketing positioning strategies of the 1980s look irrelevant. Considers the orientation of marketing departments towards line extensions rather than genuine new product...
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Hypothesises that high performance companies have a defined mission which includes specification of their target markets and broad goals. Competitive advantage is founded on customer satisfaction, which in turn is built on a market‐led strategy, effective systems and committed and empowered...
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Examines the relationship between organizational structure and market performance. Suggests that the complex nature of the new structures offers a challenge to the adaptability of management. Attempts to identify the key principles which govern how organizational structures shape market...
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Shows how, in researching new brands, it is important for the investigator to assess the existing market, to determine how consumers perceive brands and the nature of consumer preferences. States that because consumers are heterogeneous in their perceptions and preferences a spread of techniques...
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Looks at the problem of segmentation in terms of the British car market. Identifies the distinctive needs. Media and characteristics of both British car buyers and buyers of imported makes. Gives a valid method for testing the existence of distinguishable market segments. Presents the...
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