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Dynamic aspects of market segmentation with a model for dynamic segmentation studies

The literature on market segmentation published during the last 10 years is very rich, but unfortunately all of the published studies treat market segmentation as a cross-sectional analysis at one particular point in time. What is lacking is a...

Catalogue: Seminar 1975: Market Modelling
Author: Bo Arpi
June 1, 1975

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A note on relative validity

In my own approach to modelling, I try to bear three questions in mind: A) Does the approach generate sufficient confidence to lead to application?; B) Does the application produce improvement in planning/decision making?; C) Does the gain from this...

Catalogue: Seminar 1975: Market Modelling
Author: J. Aspden
June 1, 1975

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Consumer versus pharmaceutical research

Pharmaceutical research is market research, just as consumer research is market research, and they are essentially the same type of activity applied to different fields. What this paper is concerned with is the position of pharmaceutical research in...

Catalogue: Seminar 1975: Pharmaceutical Market Research For New Product Development
Author: Paul Howard Berent
March 1, 1975

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Panel discussion

In the final session a Panel composed of the four Seminar speakers below, discussed questions put by participants.

Catalogue: Seminar 1975: The Use Of Market Research In The Financial Fields
Authors: Peter G. Rogge, Maurice Benusilho, Rolf Fröhner, Geoffrey C. Naylor, Brian M. Rooney
February 1, 1975

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Introduction

The seminar was intended to deal with research management both in manufacturing companies and in research agencies but almost inevitably a bias crept in because of the nature of the people who chose to attend and a greater emphasis tended to be...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Managing Market Research As A Business
Author: Julia Ann Burdus
July 22, 1974

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About the May, 1974 seminar on "managing market research as a business"

Every one of us reads a newspaper, from time to time. It may be the Financial Times, Le Figaro, Die Welt, or any other one. Now, I would like to start my presentation of the Luxemburg Seminar by asking you a question: - Did you ever try to briefly...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Managing Market Research As A Business
Author: Alain Kling
May 1, 1974

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The shoemaker's children always have the poorest shoes

This brief paper is only intended as an introduction to my part of the seminar, giving the reasons for my philosophy and thinking concerning the marketing of market research. By so doing, I hope this will enable more time to be spent at the Seminar...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Managing Market Research As A Business
Author: Alan F.C. Leighton
May 1, 1974

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The changing face of agency research in the UK

The market research industry in the U.K. has not only grown appreciably over the last two decades, but it has also changed considerably in character and the way in which it is structured. The purpose of this paper is to look at what changes have...

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Managing Market Research As A Business
Author: J. A. Fuller
May 1, 1974

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Discussion opening on Mr. Leighton's paper

Roughton's comment on the paper "The shoemaker's children always have the poorest shoes" by A. Leighton.

Catalogue: Seminar 1974: Managing Market Research As A Business
Author: Geoffrey W. Roughton
May 1, 1974