Contextual Effects of Product Line Pricing
Two important considerations in designing a product line are depth of the line, as represented by the lowest and highest price end-points, and naming of the members of the line (whether the same brand name is shared by all members of the line). It is hypothesized that product line members will benef...
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Main Author: | Ramaswami, Seshan |
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1995
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