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Several new methods have been proposed for supply chain finance (SCF) with bank credits, but none of them mentions how to solve the borrowers' moral hazard problems in SCF. This paper examines the moral hazard problem in supply chain financing with procurement contract (or purchase order). We...
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The study aims to articulate a definition of luxury brands, to propose a framework for consumer luxury brand relationships and to provide empirical evidence of the proposed model. The study conducted two surveys in Portugal and the United States in 2009 and 2013 for selected luxury brands. The...
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To analyze consumers' purchase behavior and a firm's subsidy decision and profit under a trade-in program with a limited promotion period, this work builds a baseline model assuming that consumers are myopic, followed by a two-stage model for strategic consumers as an extension. Finally, this...
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As the growing global influence of Korean Pop-Culture (commonly referred to as Korea Wave or Hallyu) draws the attention of scholars and media practitioners, it seems appropriate to investigate from a wide spectrum of perspectives (including cultural, communication, and purchase decision...
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Most brand extension literature usually focus on consumers' evaluations of brand extensions from the perspective of the parent brand or the extensions product characteristics, or the interaction of the parent brand and the extensions. However, little brand extension research, as well as even...
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The differentiation of products and services parallel with the globalization, motivated researchers to commit resources within supply chains more effectively. Competitive nature of the markets requires innovativeness with swift actions to supply mass customized demand. The total cost in the...
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According to Kotler (2014), a brand is defined as “a name, sign, term, design, symbol or combination of them which is intended to identify the goods and services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors”. Brakus et al., (2009) further discuss that...
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This paper presents the consumers behavior' with reference to automobile industry (two wheeler) in Tonk city Rajasthan (INDIA). The Group surveyed 100 consumers using semi-structured questionnaires to examine people perception about two wheelers and assess their behavior and willingness to pay...
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Mobile phones play a very important role in our life. Mobile phone sales have been soaring over the last decade due to the growing acceptance of technological innovations, especially by Generations Y and Z. Understanding the change in customers' requirement is the key to success in the...
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Price promotions (discounts) are a well-known means by which a supply chain can stimulate demand for a product. These promotions could affect demand for a product in three ways by: 1) increasing the overall market growth, 2) stealing market share from competitors, and/or 3) increasing the amount...
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