The Service Industries Journal 1992 - Abstracts

The Service Industries Journal 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
A comparison of a credit scoring model with a credit performance model.Business, internationalHamilton, R., Crook, J.N., Thomas, L.C.
Adoption of the marketing concept by UK building societies.Business, internationalLynch, James E., Thwaites, Des
Building society management expense functions: 1984-1989.Business, internationalHardwick, Philip
Choice and perceived quality of family practitioners in the United States and the United Kingdom.Business, internationalSchlegelmilch, Bodo B., Carman, James M, Moore, S. Anne
Classification of service businesses from a utility creation perspective.Business, internationalCharng-Horng Hsieh, Tzong-Yau Chu
Consumer choice and segmentation in the restaurant industry.Business, internationalAuty, Susan
Co-operation in the Dutch container transport industry.Business, internationalVan Driel, Hugo
Credit card holders: characteristics of users and non-users.Business, internationalHamilton, R., Crook, J.N., Thomas, L.C.
Customer service in retailing - the next leap forward?Business, internationalSparks, Leigh
Customer service in selected branches of a UK clearing bank.Business, internationalHowcroft, Barry
Executive search and selection: imperfect theory or intractable industry?Business, internationalBritton, L.C., Ball, D.F., Clark, T.A.R.
Flexible production, externalisation and the interpretation of business service growth.Business, internationalPerry, Martin
Home production, market production and the changing allocation of consumption expenditure on services.Business, internationalHammes, David L., Grubel, Herbert G.
Hospital retailing.Business, internationalThompson, Clare, Swindley, David
Improving the quality of local public services.Business, internationalSkelcher, Chris
Long-term forecasts for tourism industries: the case of Austria and Switzerland.Business, internationalSmeral, Egon
Market failure and bank regulation.Business, internationalThornton, John
Modify or extend? The application of the structure conduct performance approach to service industries.Business, internationalBritton, L.C., Ball, D.F., Clark, T.A.R.
On the interrelationships between the services-producing industries and the goods-producing industries of Canada.Business, internationalJones, Alan
Organisational structures and the boundaries of the firm: acquisition and divestment in financial services.Business, internationalWright, Mike, Wong, Pauline, Ennew, Christine
Quality control at Avant Hotels - the debut of BS 5750. (British standards for hotels)Business, internationalCallan, Roger J.
Retail buying in the United Kingdom.Business, internationalSwindley, David
Retail financial services segmentation. (financial services industry)Business, internationalSpeed, Richard, Smith, Gareth
Service analysis - a consumerist gap taxonomy.Business, internationalLaws, Eric
Services and metropolitan centres: the expansion and location of business services.Business, internationalCuadrado-Roura, Juan R., Gomez, Clemente del Rio
Service sector development in the Netherlands: a vision of the post-industrial future?Business, internationalLawrence, Peter, Geddes, Andrew
Shopping motives: a constructionist perspective.Business, internationalButtle, Francis
Surrogate money managers in the 1990s: marketing strategy for financial services retailers.Business, internationalStern, Barbara B., Solomon, Michael R., Stinerock, Robert
Tenant mix, tenant placement and shopper behavior in a planned shopping centre.Business, internationalBrown, Stephen
The adoption of a retail-oriented marketing mix for bank branch operations.Business, internationalWilson, Alan M.
The globalisation of personal financial services: the European Community after 1992.Business, internationalMorgan, Glenn
The service sector in planned economies of Eastern Europe: past experiences and future perspectives.Business, internationalCaselli, Gian Paolo, Pastrello, Gabriele
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