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In business practice, sustainable marketing seeks to meet environmental and social sustainability needs. Sustainable marketing budgets should create a balance between market needs and the need to use existing resources as rationally as possible. By recognizing that certain internal and external...
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Prices that end with 9, also known as psychological price points, are common, comprising about 70% of the retail prices. They are also more rigid than other prices. We take advantage of a natural experiment to document an emergence of a new price ending that has the same effects as 9-endings. In...
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Online media platforms such as Spotify, YouTube Music, and NetEase Cloud Music rely on long-term user engagement for revenue generation. The primary operational level under their control is content recommendation (i.e., what content to recommend to various users), where the right recommendation...
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As information technology improves rapidly and becomes more accessible, it becomes much easier for consumers to gather … consumers are getting “smarter” and more forward-looking, as well as acting more strategically. Recent academic research has … substantially improved our understanding of how forward-looking consumers make decisions. In this chapter, I will discuss some of …
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experiences a higher competitive pressure on price since low-quality consumers are more price sensitive and switch more easily to … consumers are less likely to switch to the low-quality product …
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Retailers often offer price and quantity promotions to customers during clearance sales. In a price promotion, they offer discounted unit prices. In a quantity promotion, they usually offer a buy-one-get-one free (BOGO) or buy-two-get-one free (BTGO) policy. Under BOGO, customers buying one unit...
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Customer segmentation has virtually unlimited potential as a tool that can guide firms toward more effective ways to market products and develop new ones. As a conceptual introduction to this topic, we study how an innovative multi-national firm (Migros Turk) has developed an effective set of...
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In a world where the competitiveness is the commune important value for all the firms, customers' choices and price are affecting deeply the firms and the industry. Price is not independent of the cost. Costing is also playing a major role in determining the valuable price for the market demand....
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The role of customer value has been largely recognized over time by the firms as an instrument towards stimulating market share and profit optimization. The customer values for a new product of firm in competitive markets are shaped more by habits, reinforcement effects, and situational...
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's quality choice but consumers do not. Hence, firm B is subject to a moral hazard problem which can potentially be solved by … firm A. Firm A can accept or reject to form an alliance with firm B, which is observed by consumers. If an alliance is … formed, firm A is providing an implicit certification about the rival's product: consumers can infer that firm B is a strong …
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