process as a determinant of value for consumers and indirectly for firms. Since in participants’ linking choices also others … highly valued expert. Also the complexity of the setting can influence consumers’ decisions for certain links. Lab …Consumentencommunicatienetwerken via internet worden gekenmerkt door informatie- en sociaalgerelateerde baten en tijd …

customers have due to the Internet, the service revolution, the inclusion of floor to floor covering in mortgages, the Internet …

://www.jmir.org/2003/4/e33/ ] Background: Many consumers use the Internet to find information about their medicines. It is widely … March to May 2003 with consumers who had used the Internet for information on medicines. Verbatim transcripts of the group … acknowledged that health information on the Internet is of variable quality and therefore the search and appraisal skills of …

consumers’ choice and its influence on a firm’s product offering, and the second is the interaction between durable products and …-in consumers through a contingent consumable. Adopting a lock-in strategy has two interesting effects on the incentives of a … durable goods manufacturer. On one hand, by locking-in consumers to its consumable, a durable goods monopolist can curb its …

determine if consumers could distinguish 1-MCP treated and untreated Gala apples [Malus sylvestris L. (Mill.) var. domestica …. A second objective was to compare consumers' acceptance for 1-MCP treated to untreated apples. Both 1-MCP treated and … untreated apples received high overall liking scores that were not significantly different. Equal numbers of consumers indicated …

their consumers, which they see as their strengths. He ends the interview by describing ways in which he sees Drucker as a …