As the competition in the market is increasingly fierce, increasing consumers ’ switching cost has already become an important strategy for enterprises. However, existing research lacks discus-sion about switching costs in the standard competition market. This research develops a model of switching costs ’ impact on customer retention in the standard competition market. The findings suggest that in the standard competition market, different factors that affect customer switching costs have different effects on switching costs. Technology standard complexity, technology up-gradability, and customer investment have significant positive influences on switching costs, but the customer experience presents the negative correlation with switching ...
A theoretical hypothesis that switching costs have effects of regulation is proposed by analyzing re...
Customer is the main element of marketing considering which all the activities are being performed. ...
The conventional wisdom in economic theory holds that switching costs make markets less competitive....
Customer switching costs have emerged as one of the fundamental drivers of customer retention. altho...
Purpose Stabilizing business in highly competitive and volatile business-to-business (B2B) markets i...
The ability to retain and lock-in customers in the face of competition is a major concern for e-comm...
Switching cost is one of the most discussed contemporary issues in marketing in attempt to explain c...
Few studies in marketing have examined the role of switching costs in regards of both customer satis...
some factors grant innovators with a temporary monopoly. Patenting is the most cited factor in the e...
Firms often jointly decide to modify consumers ’ switching costs. Examples include (in)compatibility...
This paper surveys recent work on competition in markets in which consumers face costs to switching ...
We survey recent work on competition in markets in which consumers have costs of switching between c...
Purpose: Service research typically relates switching costs to customer loyalty, and portrays them a...
This paper surveys recent work on competition in markets in which consumers face costs to switching ...
Switching costs and innovation are two major issues in economics. Prior research demonstrates the ef...
A theoretical hypothesis that switching costs have effects of regulation is proposed by analyzing re...
Customer is the main element of marketing considering which all the activities are being performed. ...
The conventional wisdom in economic theory holds that switching costs make markets less competitive....
Customer switching costs have emerged as one of the fundamental drivers of customer retention. altho...
Purpose Stabilizing business in highly competitive and volatile business-to-business (B2B) markets i...
The ability to retain and lock-in customers in the face of competition is a major concern for e-comm...
Switching cost is one of the most discussed contemporary issues in marketing in attempt to explain c...
Few studies in marketing have examined the role of switching costs in regards of both customer satis...
some factors grant innovators with a temporary monopoly. Patenting is the most cited factor in the e...
Firms often jointly decide to modify consumers ’ switching costs. Examples include (in)compatibility...
This paper surveys recent work on competition in markets in which consumers face costs to switching ...
We survey recent work on competition in markets in which consumers have costs of switching between c...
Purpose: Service research typically relates switching costs to customer loyalty, and portrays them a...
This paper surveys recent work on competition in markets in which consumers face costs to switching ...
Switching costs and innovation are two major issues in economics. Prior research demonstrates the ef...
A theoretical hypothesis that switching costs have effects of regulation is proposed by analyzing re...
Customer is the main element of marketing considering which all the activities are being performed. ...
The conventional wisdom in economic theory holds that switching costs make markets less competitive....