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  1. Executive ethical decisions initiating organizational culture and values
  2. How consumers take ethical factors into account in their choice of services
  3. Hedonic and utilitarian shopping goals: a decade later
  4. Business News as a Source of Information Literacy in Marketing
  5. Service Marketing and Adoption of Promotional Technology: A Qualitative Study
  6. EDITORIAL
  7. What is truth?
  8. Editorial
  9. An Experiential Exercise in Service Environment Design
  10. Service environment, provider mood, and provider‐customer interaction
  11. Editorial
  12. Technology in Marketing Education
  13. Consumer innovativeness: Impact on expectations, perceptions, and choice among retail formats
  14. When do firms invest in offensive and/or defensive marketing?
  15. Hedonic and utilitarian shopping goals: The online experience
  16. Using model-based expectations to predict voluntary turnover
  17. Effects of prior brand usage and promotion on consumer promotional response
  18. The ‘nag factor’ and children’s product categories
  19. The Impact of Need Frequency on Service Marketing Strategy
  20. A simultaneous model for innovative product categorysales diffusion and competitive dynamics
  21. Experiential Learning and Customer Needs in the Undergraduate Marketing Research Course
  22. Demographic Differences in New Service Site Adoption Behaviour
  23. A High-Tech Product Market Share Model with Customer Expectations
  24. Forecasting the number of competing products in high-technology markets
  25. Service attributes: Expectations and judgments
  26. Marketplace Competition in the Personal Computer Industry
  27. New technology adoption in an innovative marketplace: Micro- and macro-level decision making models
  28. E-Services: A Synthesis and Research Agenda
  29. Businesses and Consumers as Online Customers
  30. Attracting and Retaining Online Buyers
  31. Attracting and Retaining Online Buyers
  32. Businesses and Consumers as Online Customers
  33. Attracting and Retaining Online Buyers
  34. Technology in Marketing Education