The antitrust implications of relationship marketing

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Relationship marketing promotes advantageous strategic and competitive positioning. An unintended consequences of the relationship marketing is that firms avoid favored treatment of trading partners if it adversely affects competition or excessively affects the free flow of goods and services to consumers as mandated by the antitrust legislation.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Antitrust Law, Analysis, Antitrust issue, Market positioning

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An examination of the relationship between research productivity in prestigious business journals and popular press business school rankings

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The relationship between discipline research productivity and undergraduate and masters business school program rankings are examined. Results indicate that research productivity is strongly related to undergraduate program ratings with more than 50% of variance in ratings explained by a school's research productivity scores.

Models, Business education, Educational programs

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Effect of department structure on the organizational citizenship behavior/ department effectiveness relationship

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Organizational structure and its effects on customer relationship management are discussed.

Evaluation, Customer relationship management, Organizational structure

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