Measuring the value of product characteristics in the UK monthly savings market

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A study examining the returns to various product characteristics in the United Kingdom monthly savings market, in the unit trusts and endowment sectors is presented. Hedonic pricing models and data envelope techniques have been made use of the study.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Unit Trusts (Oil, etc), Other Financial Vehicles, Trusts, Analysis, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Unit investment trusts, Market trend/market analysis, Savings

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Maternity care: ways to add value

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The UK maternity care system is evaluated based upon midwives' perceptions of the services they have given and pregnant women's expectations of potential services and perceptions of services actually received.

Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Midwives, Evaluation, Health care industry, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Pregnant women, Maternal health services

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Measuring the performance of new service development activities

Article Abstract:

Various new service development performance measurements used by UK service firms are evaluated.

Service Industries, Services industry

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