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Seitdem im Herbst 2008 die Weltwirtschaft durch die Suprimekrise erschüttert wurde, ist auch Deutschland in eine wirtschaftliche Krise geraten. So konnte einhergehend mit steigender Kurzarbeit ein Anstieg der Arbeitslosigkeit beobachtet werden. Aufgrund jener Tatsache kann angenommen werden,...
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dynamic system can be used to describe the temporal behavior. Time-invariant behavior of the product life cycle is formed …
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sides is displayed by applying the stimulus-organism-response-model of consumer behavior. …Globally operating corporations are increasingly confronted with the specific behavior of a culturally diverse investor …
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For the past decade, customer relationship management (CRM) has been one of the priorities in marketing research and practice. However, many of the CRM systems did not perform as the companies expected. As such shortcoming could be due to inappropriate data input, this study provides a...
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the Spokes Model which is an economic model based on horizontal differentiation among firms. The model input data (firms …
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We study the equilibrium effects of mergers between firms with brand portfolios and brand loyal customers for pricing and profitability. We find that the merger paradox (Salant, Switzer and Reynolds 1983) is absent in these markets. The acquisition of brand portfolios can be profit enhancing for...
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Among the determining factors in export activity, many studies have high- lighted the relevance of the marketing mix. Generally, the majority of them use a variables analysis to focus on specific strategies, in particular, standardized-adaptations. This paper analyzes if there is an interactive...
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Pay What You Want (PWYW) and Name Your Own Price (NYOP) are customerdriven pricing mechanisms that give customers (some) pricing power. Both have been used in service industries with high fixed capacity costs in order to appeal to additional customers by reducing prices without setting a...
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