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Impact of media presentation style and direction-of-comparison effects on perceived product utility and consumer preference.

by Clark, Paul William | The University of Memphis.

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CONSTRAINTS TO EXPORT TRADE TO THE UNITED STATES: A STUDY OF SELECTED THAI BUSINESSES.

by WONGAROON, SOMCHAI | United States International University.

Material type: Text Text; Format: print Dissertation note: Thesis (D.B.A.)--United States International University, 1986. Availability: No items available :

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An examination of the influence of perceived brand-event congruence on consumer responses to event sponsorships.

by Roy, Donald Phillip | The University of Memphis.

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Building a market-driven organization: An intra-organizational perspective.

by Czaplewski, Andrew J | Arizona State University.

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Horizontal distribution alliances: Their formation and success.

by Alvarado, Ursula Yvonne | Northwestern University.

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Trade-ins, mental accounting, and product replacement decisions.

by Okada, Erica Mina | University of Pennsylvania.

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R&D, marketing and the quest for industry leadership.

by Ofek, Elie | Stanford University.

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Measuring preferences and positioning really new products.

by Hoeffler, Steve Ellis | Duke University.

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The role of information acquisition and knowledge use in managing customer relationships.

by Gonzalez, Gabriel Refugio | Arizona State University.

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Toward understanding the consumer psychology of relationship marketing.

by Moore, Melissa Lunt | The University of Connecticut.

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Which visits lead to purchases? Decomposing the buying process into visiting and conversion behavior.

by Moe, Wendy W | University of Pennsylvania.

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A conceptual framework and empirical tests of the antecedents and consequences of corporate reputation: A study of consumer markets.

by Long-Tolbert, Sylvia Jean | The Ohio State University.

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The perception of Korea as a convention destination.

by Jung, Sung-Ae | University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Material type: Text Text; Format: print Dissertation note: Thesis (M.S.)--University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 1999. Availability: No items available :

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Customer focus as a driver of vendor performance and customer loyalty in interorganizational relationships.

by Bharadwaj, Neeraj | The University of Wisconsin - Madison.

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The implementation of new marketing strategies by the salesperson: The constraining factor model.

by Johnson, Jeffrey S | The University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Marketing.

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The impact of the salesperson on the multichannel consumer's buying process at the retail store: The role of information asymmetry and perceived control.

by Rippe, Cindy B | Nova Southeastern University. Business Administration.

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CONSUMERS' EVALUATIONS OF PRIVATE BRANDS: THE MODERATING INFLUENCE OF ATTITUDE STRENGTH IN PERSUASION (INFORMATION PROCESSING).

by SCATTONE, JOAN | NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.

Material type: Text Text; Format: print Dissertation note: Thesis (PH.D.)--NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1998. Availability: No items available :

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The dynamics of high-technology markets.

by Ko, Kenneth Dao-Ping | Stanford University.

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Customer relationship orientation in response to dissatisfactory service encounters.

by Ligas, Mark Steven | The University of Connecticut.

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Effects of the macroeconomic environment on marketing: Stagflation in the Philippines.

by Roxas, Juanita Pabalan | University of Georgia.

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