Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1990 - Abstracts

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1990
TitleSubjectAuthors
An application of the elaboration likelihood model.BusinessGotlieb, Jerry B., Swan, John E.
An empirical investigation of a general theory of marketing ethics.BusinessMarks, Lawrence J., Mayo, Michael A.
An empirical methodology for the ethical assessment of marketing phenomena such as casino gambling.BusinessMascarenhas, Oswald A.J.
An empirical test of the job satisfaction - turnover relationship: assessing the role of job performance for retail managers.BusinessBabakus, Emin, Ingram, Thomas N., Lucas, George H., Jr.
A note on marketing and the corporate annual report: 1930-1950. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessDroge, Cornelia, Germain, Richard, Halstead, Diane
A regression approach to conceptualizing and analyzing marketing transactions.BusinessSirgy, M. Joseph
A review of empirical studies of aggregate marketing costs and productivity in the United States. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessShaw, Eric H.
A taxonomy of marketing planning styles.BusinessVaradarajan, P. Rajan, McKee, Daryl O., Vassar, John
Benefit segmentation for fund raisers.BusinessHarvey, James W.
Commentary on an empirical investigation of a general theory of marketing ethics.BusinessHunt, Shelby
Consumer religiosity and retail store evaluation criteria.BusinessMcDaniel, Stephen W., Burnett, John J.
Contribution of women to U.S. marketing thought: the consumers' perspective, 1900-1940. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessZuckerman, Mary Ellen, Carsky, Mary L.
Development of a taxonomy of services to gain strategic marketing insights.BusinessBowen, John
Economics, psychology, and the literature of the subdiscipline of consumer behavior. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessMittelstaedt, Robert A.
Emotional reactions and salesperson motivation: an attributional approach following inadequate sales performance.BusinessBadovick, Gordon J.
Historical research in marketing: retrospect and prospect. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessJones, D.G. Brian, Monieson, David D.
Homage to a marketing scholar: Robert D. W. Bartels, 1913-1989 Professor Emeritus The Ohio State University.BusinessSamiee, Saeed
Literary criticism and the history of marketing thought: a new perspective on 'reading' marketing theory. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessStern, Barbara B.
Marketing and the law.BusinessCava, Anita, Sacasas, Rene
Marketing as production: the development of a concept. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessDixon, Donald F.
Marketing thought in American decorative arts. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessWitkowski, Terrence H.
Outdoor advertising as experiments.BusinessWoodside, Arch G.
Perceived conduct and professional ethics among marketing faculty.BusinessBearden, William O., Mason, J. Barry, Richardson, Lynne Davis
Pre-Aldersonian antecedents to macromarketing: insights from the textual literature. (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessSavitt, Ronald
Product portfolio analysis and market share objectives: an exposition of certain underlying relationships.BusinessVaradarajan, P. Rajan
Social distance and shopping behavior.BusinessDickson, John P., MacLachlan, Douglas L.
Social responsibility and personal success: a research note.BusinessHunt, Shelby D., Chonko, Lawrence B., Kiecker, Pamela L.
The art of marketing research: selections from Paul F. Lazarsfeld's 'Shoe Buying in Zurich' (1933). (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessFullerton, Ronald A.
The commodity approach in marketing research: is it really obsolete? (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessZinn, Walter, Johnson, Scott D.
The conceptualization and measurement of product usage.BusinessRam, S., Jung, Hyung-Shik
The impact of services versus goods on consumers' assessment of perceived risk and variability.BusinessSchlacter, John L., Murray, Keith B.
The incidence of unethical practices in marketing research: an empirical investigation.BusinessAkaah, Ishmael, Riordan, Edward A.
The railroad and movie industries: were they myopic? (The History of Marketing Thought: Special Issue)BusinessMorris, David J., Jr.
The relationship of job image, performance, and job satisfaction to inactivity-proneness of direct salespeople.BusinessWotruba, Thomas R.
Voice, exit, and negative word-of-mouth behaviors: an investigation across three service categories.BusinessSingh, Jagdip
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