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  1. How Customer Referral Programs Turn Social Capital into Economic Capital
  2. Credit Scoring with Social Network Data
  3. Social Contagion in New Product Trial and Repeat
  4. Nonmonotonic Status Effects in New Product Adoption
  5. When to Take or Forgo New Product Exclusivity: Balancing Protection from Competition Against Word-of-Mouth Spillover
  6. Why the Generalized Bass Model leads to odd optimal advertising policies
  7. Opinion Leadership and Social Contagion in New Product Diffusion
  8. Rejoinder—Further Reflections on Studying Social Influence in New Product Diffusion
  9. Tricked by Truncation: Spurious Duration Dependence and Social Contagion in Hazard Models
  10. Referral Programs and Customer Value
  11. How Social Network and Opinion Leaders Affect the Adoption of New Products
  12. Bass Model
  13. Takeoff
  14. New Product Diffusion with Influentials and Imitators
  15. Social Contagion and Income Heterogeneity in New Product Diffusion: A Meta-Analytic Test
  16. Vertical Marketing Systems for Complex Products: A Triadic Perspective
  17. Multigeneration Innovation Diffusion and Intergeneration Time: A Cautionary Note
  18. Medical Innovation Revisited: Social Contagion versus Marketing Effort1
  19. New Product Diffusion Acceleration: Measurement and Analysis
  20. The Effects of R&D Team Co-location on Communication Patterns among R&D, Marketing, and Manufacturing
  21. Erratum to “Bias and Systematic Change in the Parameter Estimates of Macro-Level Diffusion Models” by Van den Bulte and Lilien
  22. Bias and Systematic Change in the Parameter Estimates of Macro-Level Diffusion Models
  23. Generalizing about Trade Show Effectiveness: A Cross-National Comparison
  24. Getting closer and nicer: partnerships in the supply chain
  25. Metaphor at Work
  26. The 4P Classification of the Marketing Mix Revisited
  27. Network Governance
  28. Participation vs. Effectiveness of Paid Endorsers in Social Advertising Campaigns: A Field Experiment
  29. Credit Scoring with Social Network Data
  30. Directions of Growth: A Test of Positioning, Resource, Legitimation, and Vicarious Market Learning Arguments
  31. Global marketing of new products