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Marketing

by Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr., J. Paul Peter (1998)

About this book

This text considers, among many others, issues of quality and customer value, diversity (in terms of both markets and marketeers), globalization, teamwork and employee empowerment, ethics, and current developments in marketing such as: relationship marketing, direct marketing including home television shopping, strategic alliances and strategic channel alliances, network organizations, virtual corporations, green marketing, marketing decision support systems, the agreements concluded under the Uruguay round of the GATT talks and the North American Free Trade Agreement, nonbusiness marketing, and marketing of services.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMarketing Lead Character

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