International Journal of Advertising 1993 - Abstracts

International Journal of Advertising 1993
TitleSubjectAuthors
A model for predicting advertising expenditures: an inter-industry comparison.Business, internationalSwerdlow, Robert A., Blessios, Vassilis I.
Aspects of Anglo-Spanish perceptions and product preferences arising from 'country of origin' image.Business, internationalNewman, Karin, Peris, Salvador Miguel, Bigne, Enrique, Chansarkar, Bal
Change in US retail market structure: what does it mean for advertisers?Business, internationalMorganosky, Michelle A.
China's advertising; education and research is the key.Business, internationalJacobs, Laurence, Kong, Liang
Comment on the authors' reply to 'Tobacco Consumption and Advertising Restrictions: A Critique of Laugesen and Meads 1991.' (comment on Murray Laugesen's and Chris Meads' article in this issue)Business, internationalStewart, M.J.
Commercial radio in Europe.Business, internationalWaterson, Mike
Consumers' attitudes toward product placement in movies.Business, internationalNebenzahl, Israel D., Secunda, Eugene
Exhibiting strategy and implementation. (promotional techniques)Business, internationalShipley, David, Wong, Kwai Sun
Promotion budgeting and control in the fast food industry.Business, internationalFleming, Mary M.K., Jizba, Barbara
Recent journal and trade publication treatments of globalization in mass media marketing and social change.Business, internationalMilavsky, Ronald J.
Some effects of tobacco sponsorship advertisements on young males.Business, internationalHoek, Janet, Gendall, Philip, Stockdale, Mark
The authors reply to 'Tobacco Consumption and Advertising Restrictions: A Critique of Laugesen and Meads (1991)' by M.J. Stewart. (International Journal of Advertising, vol. 11, p.97, 1992)Business, internationalLaugesen, Murray, Meads, Chris
The changing US media and marketing environment: implications for media advertising expenditures in the 1990s.Business, internationalShergill, Sushil
The effect on tobacco consumption of advertising bans in OECD countries. (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development)Business, internationalStewart, Michael J.
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