Journal of Consumer Marketing: Volume 13 Issue 6

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Fostering an innovation mindset

Thomas D. Kuczmarski

More CEOs and senior executives need to believe in the power of innovation to increase earnings, stock price, employee and customer satisfaction, and global competitiveness…

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A psychographic study of the elderly and retail store attributes

Barbara Oates, Lois Shufeldt, Bobby Vaught

The conflicting research on the elderly has led many to question the wisdom of using age alone to segment the market. Psychographics, or lifestyle groupings, has emerged as a more…

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Is the athlete’s sport important when picking an athlete to endorse a nonsport product?

James H. Martin

Businesses will spend millions of dollars associating their products with athletes through product endorsements. Finding the “best” athlete to make the endorsement is a crucial…

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Consumer behavior and AIDS: assessing the business impact

Jon Freiden, Scott Takacs

The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) has had a catastrophic impact on humanity. Presents the African experience to illustrate what can happen if the threat is not…

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A response to Koku’s comments on Alpert, Wilson and Elliott’s article on price signaling

Frank Alpert

In a comment in a 1995 issue of the Journal of Consumer Marketing, Paul Koku criticizes an article in a 1993 issue of the Journal of Consumer Marketing, “Price signaling: does it…

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Cover of Journal of Consumer Marketing

ISSN:

0736-3761

Online date, start – end:

1984

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Neel Das
  • Mujde Yuksel