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This paper extends current thinking on the relationship between consumers and the retail environment by assessing a theory of consumer-environment interaction that reinterprets arousal and dominance, two dimensions of the PAD model (Mehrabian, Albert, Russel, James A., An approach to...
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University administrators are facing increasingly difficult times as public funds are contracting and accountability for the use of such moneys is increasing. With these financial exigencies, universities must seek alternative means of generating revenues to support their mission. One such...
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The past two decades have witnessed significant changes in China as it has moved from a centrally planned economy to a more market‐oriented one. As a socialist nation, state owned enterprises (SOEs) continue to comprise a dominant part of economic activity in China. While many SOEs are...
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<title>ABSTRACT</title> Marketing of higher education has been approached mainly from the operational level as tools for student recruitment and income generation. Responsible marketing in higher education, as called for by its terms of reference, is concerned with how to effectively bring students into...
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Evergreen Marine Corp (EMC) started as a privately‐owned single vessel company and became a global ocean carrier giant with 240 service locations; its shipping network now covers 80 countries. The success of the company’s global expansion has been well recognized. This article will explore...
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The pharmaceutical industry applies the marketing dichotomy of industrial/consumer goods in formulating its marketing strategies. Hong Kong has both prescription and dispensing markets, whereas China is mostly a prescription market with regard to Western medicine. Although the patient is...
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