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Het meten van kwaliteit bij diensten

Boerkamp, E.J.C.; Vriens, M. - In: Tijdschrift voor marketing : maandblad van het … 27 (1993) 7-8, pp. 19-24

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Segmentation methods for metric conjoint analysis : a Monte Carlo comparison

Vriens, Marco; Wedel, Michel; Wilms, Tom - 1992

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Langdurige werklozen op de arbeidsmarkt : determinanten van arbeidsmarktgedrrag en implicaties voor beleid

Muffels, Ruud J. A.; Rietveld, Jacqueline; Vriens, Marco - 1990

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A maximum likelihood methodology for segmentation in conjoint models

Wedel, Michel; Vriens, Marco; DeSarbo, Wayne - 1991

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Split-questionnaire designs : a new tool in survey design and panel management

Vriens, Marco; Wedel, Michel; Sándor, Zsolt - 2007

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Managing missing data

Vriens, Marco; Molton, Eric - 2007

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Assessing the effects of abstract attributes and brand familiarity in conjoint choice experiments

Wedel, Michel; Vriens, Marco; Bijmolt, Tammo H. A.; … - 2007

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Advertising effects on awareness, consideration and brand choice using tracking data

Franses, Philip Hans (contributor); … - 2004 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Labor-market behavior of long-term unemployed : a multidisciplinary approach

Muffels, Ruud J. A. - In: The journal of socio-economics 20 (1991) 4, pp. 325-345

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The handbook of marketing research : uses, misuses, and future advances

Grover, Rajiv (contributor); Vriens, Marco (contributor) - 2006 - Online-Ausg.

Promoting the overarching business philosophy of customer/market focus, this book identifies such troubling trends as biased sample answers on long questionnaires, and 'professionals' whose job is to skew focus group responses

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