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This paper asks whether brand extension can serve as a signal of product quality given that it costs less than a new … brand. (Existing literature has assumed either that brand extension is cost-neutral or that it costs more.) I show that it … unique; a pooling equilibrium also exists in which brand extension signals nothing. For another, the separating equilibrium …
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-beurteilung des Transferproduktes und des Markenimages. Stephan Günther stellt den aktuellen Forschungsstand zum Markentransfer …
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Extending a brand beyond its original product category is a major strategy for long-term profitability. A brand owner … can internalize the development of the extension product, or license the brand to an external partner in order to exploit … the licensee’s better capabilities and higher efficiency on the targeted market. Brand extension is characterized by the …
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opportunity arises. A critical decision in this scenario is whether to introduce the new product under an existing brand or not … wisdom, choose to differentiate their products more when selling them under the same brand. Finally, we characterize the …
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Die Änderung eines etablierten Markennamens, beispielsweise im Rahmen von Fusionen & Akquisitionen oder Konsolidierungen von Markenportfolios, birgt hohe Risiken und ist zumeist mit hohen Kosten verbunden. Petra Ringeisen untersucht zeitpunktbezogene Reaktionen von Verbrauchern auf...
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We investigate the relationship between external quality evaluation via experts, firm reputation and product prices and extend the existing empirical literature in three dimensions. First, we empirically account for endogenous reputation effects. An increase in quality has an immediate positive...
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