Marketing Research: A Magazine of Management & Applications 2001 - Abstracts

Marketing Research: A Magazine of Management & Applications 2001
TitleSubjectAuthors
A First Look at the Number from Census 2000.(voting districts to be redrawn)BusinessKavaliuinas, John
Are Internet Panels Creating Professional Respondents?BusinessDennis, J. Michael
Asking all the right questions.(marketing research)BusinessBerstell, Gerald, Nitterhouse, Denise
Both models can work.(marketing decision and descriptive models)(Column)BusinessWu, Lan, Malhotra, Naresh K.
Can We Trust the Data of Online Research?(Statistical Data Included)BusinessMiller, Thomas W.
Common ground exists.(marketing decision and description models)(Column)BusinessFader, Peter S., Hardie, Bruce G.S.
Data, but no information.(Statistical Data Included)BusinessEhrenberg, Andrew
Decision models aid research.(Column)BusinessKumar, V., Bohling, Timothy
Decision or descriptive models.(marketing)(Column)BusinessEhrenberg, Andrew, Sharp, Byron, Barnard, Neil
From the Editor.BusinessChakrapani, Chuck
Human behavior and the marketplace.(marketing research)BusinessCialdini, Robert B., Rhoads, Kelton v.L.
Individual Level Discrete-Choice Conjoint Using CBC/HB.(Sawtooth Choice-Based Conjoint/Hierarchical Bayes)(software offers research options)BusinessDeal, Ken
Is segmentation history?(market segmentation)(Cover Story)BusinessWedel, Michel
Is Something Rotten in Segmentation?(segmentation method descriptive, not predictive)BusinessGibson, Lawrence D.
Marketing decision models have value.(Column)BusinessRust, Roland T.
Marketing: Romantic or Realistic?(Column)BusinessEhrenberg, Andrew
Men and Women Online: What Makes Them Click?BusinessSmith, Scott M., Whitlark, David B.
New Pricing Realities.(has implications worth researching on)BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
Opt in or Opt out?BusinessGillin, Donna
Privacy Issues Take center Stage in 2001.(concern of consumers, politicians or marketing professionals)BusinessGillin, Donna
Representation, Randomization, and Realism.(marketing research methods)BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
Segmenting Global Markets: Look Before You Leap.(Understanding both local and global issues)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)BusinessKumar, V, Nagpal, Anish
Split-Questionnaire Designs: A New Tool in Survey Design and Panel Management.BusinessWedel, Michel, Vriens, Marco, Sandor, Zsolt
Statistical Analysis When You Don't Need the Big Guns.BusinessDeal, Ken
Surviving death wish research.(marketing research problems, includes related articles)(Cover Story)BusinessClancy, Kevin J., Krieg, Peter C.
Taking a Second Look at Customers.BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
The evolution of privacy legislation.BusinessGillin, Donna L.
The quest for emerging customer needs.(includes related articles)(Cover Story)BusinessBakken, David G.
There Is No Brand Segmentation.(segmentation studies show that similar brands appeal to similar people.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)BusinessEhrenberg, Andrew, Kennedy, Rachel
The trouble with brand equity valuation.BusinessWyner, Gordon A.
Using correspondence analysis to map relationships.(marketing research)BusinessSmith, Scott M., Whitlark, David B.
Using Internet Polling to Forecast the 2000 Elections.(Results of web-based and telephone interactive research)(Statistical Data Included)Businesstaylor, Humphrey, Bremer, John, Overmeyer, Cary, Siegel, Jonathan W., Terhanian, George
Web-based online reporting.(Beyond 20/20)(Evaluation)BusinessMathews, Daniel
What's Ahead on the Internet.BusinessGrossnickle, Joshua, Raskin, Oliver
What's wrong with conjoint analysis?(Cover Story)BusinessGibson, Lawrence D.
When good research goes bad.(qualitative market research, includes related articles)(Cover Story)BusinessAchenbaum, Alvin A.
You can't take human nature out of black boxes.(marketing research standardization)(Cover Story)BusinessGrapentine, Terry
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