AbstractWe know that the global crises that is named “Big Recession” by IMF first resulted a sharp decrease in total demand. The sharp decrease in total demand is not anything different from the real equilibrium in the consumptions. It is obvious that the market conditions forces the individual consumption to an upper level by its instruments. The most important instrument is Advertisement. Paco Underhill; an environmental psychologist says: “If we went into shops only when we needed to buy something, and if once in there we bought only what we needed, the economy would collapse, boom.” We will use 20 companies as a sample for our research. We will try to show the correlation between the adv. Expenses and sales and try to find an answer if ...
While the relationship between advertising expenditures and sales has been much discussed, whether p...
7th International Strategic Management Conference -- JUN 30-JUL 02, 2011 -- Paris, FRANCEWOS: 000299...
This paper addresses a simple question: why are some firms more severely affected by recessions than...
AbstractWe know that the global crises that is named “Big Recession” by IMF first resulted a sharp d...
Whenever a recession occurs, there is a heated dialog among marketing academics and practitioners ab...
The importance of advertising has changed in many aspects in the last decade, and mainly during the ...
The importance of advertising has changed in many aspects in the last decade, and mainly during the ...
This article explores the effects of recessions in developed nations since 1989 to determine how adv...
Purpose This paper aims to address two unique and important questions. First, how do recessions dire...
Purpose This paper aims to address two unique and important questions. First, how do recessions dire...
No one looks forward to a recession, but economic downturns can provide opportunities. Some of these...
One of the factors that separated winning hotels from losers in the recession was the hotels’ manage...
The deep financial crisis during 2007-2009 evoked memories of the Great Depression and caused a stee...
The authors investigate the role of market orientation in advertising spending during economic contr...
Existing studies tend to investigate cross-sectional relations between GDP and advertisement at the ...
While the relationship between advertising expenditures and sales has been much discussed, whether p...
7th International Strategic Management Conference -- JUN 30-JUL 02, 2011 -- Paris, FRANCEWOS: 000299...
This paper addresses a simple question: why are some firms more severely affected by recessions than...
AbstractWe know that the global crises that is named “Big Recession” by IMF first resulted a sharp d...
Whenever a recession occurs, there is a heated dialog among marketing academics and practitioners ab...
The importance of advertising has changed in many aspects in the last decade, and mainly during the ...
The importance of advertising has changed in many aspects in the last decade, and mainly during the ...
This article explores the effects of recessions in developed nations since 1989 to determine how adv...
Purpose This paper aims to address two unique and important questions. First, how do recessions dire...
Purpose This paper aims to address two unique and important questions. First, how do recessions dire...
No one looks forward to a recession, but economic downturns can provide opportunities. Some of these...
One of the factors that separated winning hotels from losers in the recession was the hotels’ manage...
The deep financial crisis during 2007-2009 evoked memories of the Great Depression and caused a stee...
The authors investigate the role of market orientation in advertising spending during economic contr...
Existing studies tend to investigate cross-sectional relations between GDP and advertisement at the ...
While the relationship between advertising expenditures and sales has been much discussed, whether p...
7th International Strategic Management Conference -- JUN 30-JUL 02, 2011 -- Paris, FRANCEWOS: 000299...
This paper addresses a simple question: why are some firms more severely affected by recessions than...