Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing: Volume 16 Issue 4

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Macro‐economic risk factors in industrial markets: are e´lite firms less susceptible?

Richard A. Heiens, Mark Kroll, Peter Wright

As far back as 1947, Alfred Marshall proposed that the disparity in income between those individuals with moderate ability and those with greater ability is larger than the…

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How marketing research affects cycle time: a case of the telecommunications industry

Gloria Barczak, Fareena Sultan

Examines how marketing research affects cycle time (the time from product conceptualization to product introduction), in technology‐driven industries. The key research question to…

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Moral decision making in international sales negotiations

Anna Zarkada‐Fraser, Campbell Fraser

International sales negotiations are fast becoming a major part of the marketeer’s mandate in an increasingly globalised economy. To be successful in that role, managers need to…

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The influence of purchasing strategies on performance

Swinder Janda, Srivatsa Seshadri

The potential of the purchasing function to increase shareholder value is not well publicized and hence not widely recognized. This fact becomes self‐evident when the effect of…

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Case study: The network approach to international sport sponsorship arrangement

Rami Olkkonen

Offers a discussion on the interorganizational network approach as an interesting, alternative avenue for the development of sponsorship research. An example of how to describe…

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Cover of Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing

ISSN:

0885-8624

e-ISSN:

2052-1189

ISSN-L:

0885-8624

Online date, start – end:

1986

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Merged from:

IMP Journal

Editors:

  • Dr. Wesley Johnston
  • Dr Ivan Snehota