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Mental accounting, heuristics, and the second-best : solving the calculator-jacket puzzle

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Time lags, non-linearity and asymmetric effects in an extended service-profit chain

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Purpose: This study aims to present an extended service-profit chain (SPC) framework for assessing service performance. This framework is then used to investigate non-linear and asymmetric links between service delivery investments and customer satisfaction, as well as time lags in...

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