Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1986 - Abstracts

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1986
TitleSubjectAuthors
A comparison of conflict issues in Canadian shopping centres and franchise systems.BusinessDart, Jack
A model of sales supervisor leadership behavior and retail salespeople's job-related outcomes.BusinessDubinsky, Alan J., Skinner, Steven J., Hampton, Ron
An experimental study of managers' and researchers' use of consumer market research.BusinessHu, Michael Y.
An exploratory study of the effect of sex role stereotyping on attitudes toward magazine advertisements.BusinessKilbourne, William E.
A path-analytic study of a model of salesperson performance.BusinessDubinsky, Alan J., Hartley, Steven W.
Canadian marketing in transition.BusinessKaynak, Erdener
Conflict resolutions in organizational buying centers.BusinessLambert, David R., Boughton, Paul D., Banville, Guy R.
Consumer attitudes toward Canadian-made versus imported products.BusinessHeslop, Louise A., Wall, Marjorie
Convenience consumption and role overload convenience.BusinessHite, Robert E., Bellizzi, Joseph A.
Correlates of decision making autonomy in marketing units: a study of Canadian advanced technology manufacturing companies.BusinessBoag, David A., Dastmalchian, Ali
Ethic markets - a Canadian perspective.BusinessLawrence, Carl, Shapiro, Stanley J., Shaheen, Lalji
Identifying critical problems for mutual cooperation between the private and public sectors: a marketing perspective.BusinessRobin, Donald P., Reidenbach, R. Eric
Influence of catalog vs. store shopping and prior satisfaction on perceived risk.BusinessFestervand, Troy A., Synder, Don R., Tsalikis, John D.
International barter and countertrade: an exploratory study.BusinessBarksdale, Hiram C., Huszagh, Sandra M.
Japanese sogo shosha and the U.S. export trading companies.BusinessCavusgil, S. Tamer, Amine, Lyn S., Weinstein, Robert I.
On the meaning and measurement of religiosity in consumer research.BusinessHowell, Roy D., Wilkes, Robert E., Burnett, John J.
Perceived risk and the selection of a retail patronage mode.BusinessHawes, Jon M., Lumpkin, James R.
Predictive validity of ethnic identification measures: an illustration of the English-French classification dilemma in Canada.BusinessBergier, Michel J.
Priority patterns of acquisition of financial assets. (finances of Canadian households)BusinessDickinson, John R., Kirzner, Eric
Procedures for revising management judgments forecasts.BusinessAdams, Arthur J.
Product life cycles of durable goods for the home.BusinessSchultz, Stanley R., Rao, S.R.
Recent evidence on the relationship between anonymity and response variables for mail surveys.BusinessKerr, John R., Downs, Phillip E.
Some strategy implications of a matrix approach to the classification of marketing goods and services.BusinessBell, Martin L.
Status of company usage of scanner based research.BusinessSinkula, James M.
Testing the social involvement model in an energy conservation context.BusinessFreiden, Jon B., Downs, Philip E.
The impact of franchising on the financial performance of small firms.BusinessBracker, Jeffrey S., Pearson, John N.
The influence of the amount and type of information on individuals' perception of legal services.BusinessCrocker, Kenneth E.
The products liability coordinator: a partial solution.BusinessDowns, Phillip E., Behrman, Douglas N.
The role of customer service in determining customer satisfaction. (Canadian marketing)BusinessVredenburg, Harrie, Wee, Chow-Hou
The value of user image in quelling aberrant consumer behavior. (making the image of the shoplifter so negative as to discourage shoplifting)BusinessKrentler, Kathleen A., Vanier, Dinoo J., Kallis, M. Jeffrey
Vertical territorial restraints: rules of legality and guidelines for channel design.BusinessJackson, Donald W., Jr., Ostrom, Lonnie L., Kelley, Craig
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